Without a disk; describing a computer system that has no local disk storage.
From disk + -less suffix (negation). A technical term that emerged with network computing in the 1980s-90s.
Early computers had diskless workstations because storage was expensive—now cloud computing and smartphones are making 'diskless' the default again, showing how technology cycles return.
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