In 1964 IBM Corporation announced a new family of room-sized computers, the IBM 360 System. ... three forms of tape drive, a disk storage drive, and a printer with paper. Most systems also would have ...

IBM's director of hard disk drive technology holds up the 1956 "RAMAC" and a 2002 IBM Microdrive at ... 1956 and gave birth to the disk drive industry. May 7, 1946.

AFC media is now shipping in IBM's Travelstar notebook hard disk drive products with data densities up to 25.7 gigabits per square inch. In time, IBM plans to implement AFC media across all of its ...

IBM today launched three hard disk drive products — the Deskstar 120GXP, Travelstar 60GH and Travelstar 40GN — that include its magnetic coating technology, nicknamed pixie dust.

Announced on September 4, 1956, the IBM 350 Disk Storage Unit came with fifty 24-inch disks and a total capacity of 5 megabytes; its first customer was United Airlines’ reservations system.

A similar IBM disk drive from the day held less than 1/50th of what the data cell could hold. If you loaded a control unit with eight drums, it would be the same as over 440 IBM2311 disk drives.

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Inc. (HGST), the business created by the merger of the hard-disk drive manufacturing units of Hitachi Ltd. and IBM Corp., is to lay off about 400 workers, it ...

International Business Machines Corp. announced Monday that its disk-drive engineers have developed a technique that will lead to quadrupling disk capacity during the next two years, enabling hand ...

Big Blue is unveiling 3.5-inch hard drives that store up to 120GB of data using its new antiferromagnetically coupled media technology or 'pixie dust.' IBM spreads 'pixie dust' on new drives | ZDNET X ...