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The Ampex ARM10 was main memory for the PDP-10, which connected to the external memory bus. There were almost certainly three different forms, sharing only the name: a 256K core memory unit (reported on the KA10 MIT-AI ITS machine); the large ARM-10L was also a core system; finally, there are reports of one which provided "four mega-words of ECC-protected semiconductor memory (using 64K DRAMs)".
External links
- ARM 10L memory - ARM-10L unit at the Computer History Museum
- Magnetic core memory - core module
- Magnetic core memory - core module
