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1. The passage discusses superlatives related to sports and athletes, including Michael Phelps being the fastest swimmer, training for the Olympics being one of the most difficult things for an athlete, and soccer being the most popular sport.
2. It also mentions sumo wrestlers being the fattest athletes, Michael Jordan being the best basketball player, and swimming and gymnastics being the most watched Olympic events.
3. Additional superlatives covered include Yao Ming being one of the tallest basketball players and running a marathon being one of the hardest things done.
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- 1. Over the last two weeks the world has witnessed an impressive array of athletic accomplishments including 27 world records broken. Over the centuries, athletic world records have been improved and broken incrementally. The same can be said for storage technology. Until now. As flash memory transforms the enterprise By breaking technology barriers, take a look at the super-human athletic feats that could be achieved if the World’s Greatest Games had similar breakthroughs.
- 2. Performance Density It takes 40 shelves of disk to do 1 million IOPS, but only one shelf of flash. Thant’s equal to lifting a double decker bus (23,200 lbs.) or 40 times the Clean and Jerk Olympic Record.1
- 3. Speed Latency with flash is 53 times faster than with disk. If the current Olympic record for the 50 meters (1 length of an Olympic-sized pool) freestyle is 21.30 seconds, a flash athlete would swim 53 laps in the same amount of time.2
- 4. Reliability / Time Database performance is 15 times faster with flash than with disk. Usain Bolt holds the current 100 meter record of 9.63 seconds. On disk, he would only run 6.67 meters in the same time.3
- 5. Energy Efficiency Flash requires 1/5th the power and cooling required by disk. If Kenenisa Bekele, record holder in the men’s 5,000 meter run, was as efficient as flash, he could run his gold medal time and only burn 70 calories (rather than the 350 calories he would normally burn) – the same energy required just to walk across London’s Tower Bridge (244 meters).4
- 6. Capacity Flash needs 1/10th the amount of space compared to disk. That’s equivalent to fitting all of the spectators at the Olympics (800,000 people) into the Olympic Stadium (80,000 people).5
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