Author: Pham Minh Tri
Date: 17:35:29 11/07/00
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> don't agree.The present fastest computer of the world "ASCI-White" is 1000 >times faster - 12,3 teraflop- than the computer Deep Blue", which won the >match against Kasparov 1997. >2474165 home computers of the SETI project rendered a performance of 26.42 >tera-flops in the last 24 h see:setiathome.ssd.berkeley. I think that this >performance is able to beat Kramnik in a competition. There may be something misunderstanding: there are only around 4000 computers connect to SETI at one moment. It is too far form the a normal supercomputer (because of long and worse connections). The result of 26.42 tera-flops has been done for all years of SETI project (and I think ASCI-White do its 12.3 teraflops in 1 sec). This performance is not enough for beating neither Kasparov nor Krammnik. In other word, Krammik has to play a match with SETI computers in 2-3 years for losing it.
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