A user wants to install new local storage on a workstation with the following requirements: Non-magnetic Non-volatile Non-optical Which of the following meets these requirements?

RAM (Random Access Memory) is a volatile storage medium, meaning it loses all data when power is removed, which fails the non-volatile requirement.

A Solid State Drive (SSD) utilizes flash memory for data storage, making it inherently non-magnetic and non-optical. Furthermore, SSDs are non-volatile, ensuring that data persists even when the device is powered off, thereby meeting all the specified requirements for local storage.

NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a network-based storage solution, not local storage, and typically relies on magnetic HDDs for data storage.

An HDD (Hard Disk Drive) stores data magnetically on spinning platters, directly violating the non-magnetic requirement.