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City Cambridge / San Jose / / Company IBM / Los Alamos National Laboratory / MIT Press / American Airlines / Sabre / Hoagland A. S. / San Jose Laboratory / / Facility San Jose Laboratory / Los Alamos National Laboratory / / IndustryTerm agreed-upon solution / business data processing / steel disks / disk drive technology / real-time applications / oxidized steel disks / disk drive product / extended transaction processing / / Organization MIT / / Person Bill Gross / Al Shugart / Ralph Golub / Russ Brunner / Ken Haughton / Jack Harker / Rey Johnson / / Position single head / program manager / low head / manager / flying head / head / large head / recording head / / Product Stretch / / Technology RAMAC technology / disk drive / together RAMAC technology / disk drive technology / pdf / / URL http /
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IBM[removed]including Models[removed]and 353), 1961 The 1301 disk drive, which followed the RAMAC disk, is of historical significance because it introduced a dramatic advance in disk drive