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IBM's 2012 Australian Open infographic

Key statistics on the 2012 Australian Open from IBM's infographic

  • Approximately 38,000 points are recorded and displayed
  • 256 singles matches are played and analysed
  • Australian Open expects around 10 million unique visitors to its website in 2012
  • Over 35km of cabling is wired throughout the stadium
  • IBM Slamtracker will examine more than 39 million data points from the past seven years to find patterns and styles for players when they win

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