Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 20:53:22 05/26/98
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On May 26, 1998 at 21:25:13, Mark Young wrote: >Anand vs Fritz in Frankfurt > >A spectacular event will be held on June 20, 1998 at 8 p.m. in the City >Hall of Frankfurt-Zeilsheim. A special multiprocessor verseion of >Fritz5, runing on a Siemens Primergy, will take on the world's number >two player in a rapid chess match. The match comes at the end of the >strongest tournament ever staged, the "Siemens Nixdorf Giants", with >Garry Kasparov, Vishy Anand, Vladimir Kramnik and Anatoly Karpov (June >17 to 19). The Siemens Nixdorf Primergy 460 is commercially available >server with a dual Pentium II board with two 333 Mhz CPUs. Each has 256 >Mbyte of RAM, which is useful, since at the expected speed Fritz will >fill 200 to 300 MB of transposition tables between its moves. There will >be live coverage of all events by the Lost Boys >(www.lostcity.nl/chess/ccs/frankfurt.html), with daily wrap-ups and >games on this web site (www.chessbase.com). > >From www.chessbase.com/news.htm would be interesting to see who/how/what they've done with the parallel search, since none of 'em have been "practicing" parallel search. I have an idea. :)
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