Supplementary Agreement on Amendment of Foreign Exchange Loan Contact

EXHIBIT 10.1

Supplementary Agreement

on Amendment of Foreign Exchange Loan Contact

The Borrower:		Maxtor Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
No. of Business License:		021104
Legal Representative:		TEH KEE HONG
Account-opening Bank:		Bank of China SIP Sub-branch
Account No:		USD A/C 23865508091014
Address:		Export Processing Zone, Suzhou Industrial Park
Contact:		By Phone 00-00000000
		By E-mail   X_X_Xxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx
The Lender:		Bank of China SIP Sub-branch
Legal Representative:		Zhang Jiawen
Address:		000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx
Contact:		By Phone 0000-00000000
		BY Fax 0000-00000000
		By E-mail   xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx

The Borrower and the lender signed the FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOAN CONTRACT (Called “Main Contract” as follows) No. YZDZ(2003)NO.197 on Oct. 10th, 2003. Since the borrower has changed the operation mode, the two parties reach this supplementary agreement on the basis of full negotiation:

Article One Amendment on Main Contract

The related items in Main Contract shall be amended as follows after this agreement comes into force

1    “The final maturity date” shall fall on Apr 15th, 2009 instead of Apr 15th, 2013;

2    The item 8.1 in Main Contract shall be amended as: “ Subject to clause 8.2 below, the Borrower shall repay USD 15 million on October 9, 2008 and repay the

       remaining USD 15 million on the final maturity date”.

Article Two Explanation

This agreement shall be an integrated part of the Main Contract. For any inconsistent contents between the main contract and this agreement, this agreement shall prevail. The rest of the items in the Main Contract shall be effective continuously except for the special provisions in this agreement.

Article Three Commencement of Agreement

This agreement shall take effect after the authorized signatories of both parties have signed, impressed their respective official chops on and date this agreement.

This agreement is in both Chinese and English and executed in four counterparts each of the borrower and the lender keeps two counterparts all with equal force and effect.