Author: Tony Werten
Date: 00:39:02 11/28/00
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On November 27, 2000 at 14:23:52, Peter McKenzie wrote: >1 1974 Stockholm >2 1977 Toronto >3 1980 Linz >4 1983 New York >5 1986 Cologne >6 1989 Edmonton >7 1992 Madrid >8 1995 Hong Kong >9 1999 Paderborn >10 ?? ??? > >The 'normal' gap between World Computer Chess Championships seems to be 3 years, >but there was a 4 year gap after Hong Kong. Will the pattern be restored by >making it a 2 year gap after Paderborn? > >If so, that means the next WCCC is next year which isn't that far away now. >Anyone heard any rumours? Would be nice to actually be able to plan for it. >10th time is pretty cool too. Normally a WCCC (open hardware) will be held every three year, a WMCC (limited hardware ie single cpu) will be held every year. (In the overlapping years you can win 2 titles if you win the tournament with a single cpu pc.) So unless you're program needs a supercomputer, you can participate in a worldchampionship next year. cheers, Tony > >cheers, >Pete
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