Ramac
RAMAC
is an
IBM
trademark
for mass storage products. RAMAC originally stood for "Random Access Method of Accounting and Control" when it was introduced in
1956
with the
IBM 305 RAMAC
computer system, the first computer to use
disk storage
. IBM reused the RAMAC name in the
1990s
for its
Array Storage
product family.
See also:
Early IBM disk storage
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