The first manufacturer to introduce Green design and manufacturing processes, D-Link announced it will favor companies that support Green practices and has issued energy-saving regulations to its suppliers based on government guidelines, including the following:

--  Environment Management - D-Link prefers suppliers that comply with
    ISO14001 regulations and get ISO14001 certification within a certain period
    of time, and reviews their performance regularly.

--  Hazardous Substance Management - D-Link started with those substances
    restricted by EU legislation in electrical and electric equipment, then
    added restricted hazardous substances from other regions. Suppliers have
    been requested to help monitor compliance.

--  For Waste Control and Recycling - D-Link also included the EU WEEE
    Directive 2002/96/EC (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive)
    into its product management.

“Around the world, interest in protecting the environment and in purchasing Green products is becoming more and more popular,” said Tony Tsao, CEO and president, D-Link Corporation. “In 2005 D-Link recognized the importance of manufacturing energy-saving products using Green practices, and now is extending this initiative to its suppliers.”

D-Link is also committed to seeking greener designs and to convert its current supply chain to favor companies that support Green practices. D-Link Green™ combines these goals to include the following:

--  Hazardous Chemical Substance Management - D-Link requires vendors to
    maintain strict standards and separates the environmental management
    materials as Level A and Level B, to minimize or eliminate the use of
    hazardous substances in its products.

--  Energy Efficiency - D-Link Green products include a number of
    innovations to reduce energy consumption and implement special power-saving
    features. D-Link is also an ENERGY STAR® partner for end-use products
    incorporating single voltage external power supplies.

--  Recycling - D-Link implements the 3R concept in product development --
    Recycle, Reuse and Recovery -- into package design to reduce excess
    packaging.

For more information about D-Link’s Green Supply Chain Management Policy please visit:http://dlinkgreen.com/greensupplychainmanagement.asp.