Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 15:40:37 08/26/01
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On August 26, 2001 at 18:14:54, Peter Kappler wrote: > >> >>All that Hsu have to do is convert his Deeper Blue into todays hardware >>standards and make it commercial, but I still doubt that his 1997 programming >>chess knowledge will be better than the current one, unless Hsu has been >keeping up with the latest chess programming innovations. >> > >Apparently he had a plan for putting 8 of the DB chess processors onto a PCI >card, but was only interested in doing it if he could get Kasparov to agree to a >match. Unfortunately, it didn't work out. > >Maybe this is what you were thinking of when you said DB could be ported to the >PC. But even this would be a far cry from the "real" DB. > >-Peter Yes Peter, now we are both in the same frame of mind, but I was never comparing Deeper Blue Hardware analystical power, since even Fritz 5 using this multi parallel Super Computer would not be a match against todays Deep Fritz. Pichard.
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