A disk pack is a data storage device used in early computer systems, specifically for magnetic disk storage. It consists of a set of individual magnetic disks stacked together and housed in a protective case. Each disk can store data magnetically, and together they enable a system to read and write data. Disk packs were primarily utilized in large mainframe computers during the 1960s and 1970s.
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