単一レベル記憶
1. Single-level storeSingle-level storage (SLS) is a term most often associated with the IBM System i operating system, IBM i (formerly known as i5/OS or OS/400), although it was originally introduced in 1962 by the Atlas system at Cambridge. Since it filled an important need, Atlas's storage system was widely copied, first by Multics in a project shared by MIT, General Electric and Bell Labs.
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