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This is an IBM 3390 a high-capacity, reliable hard drive used for mainframes in the 1980s-1990s. It featured platters that were 11 inches in diameter! and a data transfer rate of 4.2MB/sec. A complete IBM 3390 system was remarkably expensive, with some estimates around $250,000

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