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It was standardized as ATA, some people calling it PATA or IDE to distinguish it from the newer SATA standard
https://web.archive.org/web/20120716041146/http://www.harddrivereport.com/pata_vs_ata_vs_sata_vs_ide.html
But I remembered wrong, it was a similar IDC connector for the floppies with a different amount of pins