Weighing in at more than a ton and storing 5MB of data, the IBM 305 RAMAC was the first supercomputer with a hard disk drive (HDD). Introduced by IBM on September 13, 1956, RAMAC stood for “random ...

By the early '80s, affordable floppy disks and drives were an important force behind the emergence of affordable, home- and office-based computers like the IBM PC and Commodore 64.

An IBM San Jose research hub that produced many cutting-edge breakthroughs will close and shift its workers to another IBM ...

The Disk Storage Unit was introduced on Sept. 4, 1956, and the 305 RAMAC Computer was introduced on Sept. 13, 1956. That first computing unit had a total memory storage capacity of a whopping 5MB ...

Pure Storage has been predicting the end of spinning disks for some time, and now IBM is looking to accelerate this shift with the launch of the FlashSystem C200, a high-capacity flash-based ...

The 8-inch floppy disk, originally called a "memory disk", was developed by IBM to serve as a medium for loading microcode into the System/370 mainframe during the booting process.

IBM's latest advance in high-level data storage shows Tucson is still an important center of innovation after more than 40 years.

Disc often refers to a music CD or even a DVD because of the French term "discotheque." Disk, on the other hand, refers to computer disks and HDDs.

And most of those mainframes come from IBM. In this explainer, we’ll look at the IBM mainframe computer—what it is, how it works, and why it’s still going strong after over 50 years.

Remember Jaz and Zip discs? Since the debut of the IBM PC, there have been many ways to store your data, and if you're geeks like us, you care about this sort of thing.