Author: Terry Giles
Date: 04:49:40 04/29/04
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On April 29, 2004 at 06:03:56, Jouni Uski wrote: >I don't know if this is discussed previously here, but anyway: > >"China's women's world chess champion Zhu Chen will take on a Chinese-made super >laptop in early June for a two-game contest. > >The human vs machine contest is the first of its kind in China and a female >version of the famous showdown between Russian chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov >against IBM computers. > >Zhu Chen will play against the Unisplendour Star laptop developed by Tsinghua >Unisplendour on June 8th and 12th in Beijing. > >The laptop, claimed to be one of the world's most powerful chess-playing >notebook computers, will be released in May. And the contest will surely give it >enormous publicity." > >Which program?? I think any program from SSDF top 40 will be enough to Zhen :-) > >Jouni Interesting, but I think a 'female version' of Kasparov v IBM's Deep Blue, would be Judith Polgar v Shredder 8 (running on a multi-processor PC) and at least six games!
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