Author: Andrew Walker
Date: 17:48:18 11/20/05
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I'd like to know if they've run any of the standard test sets through Hydra. The output would be very interesting! Andrew On November 20, 2005 at 20:39:32, Vincent Lejeune wrote: >http://hydrachess.com/ > >... >With a processing power of 200 million moves a second – more than 200 times an >average home PC and 6 times the processing capability of Deep Blue – Hydra can >be configured for a range of super-computing tasks beyond chess, such as DNA and >finger-print matching, code breaking and space travel calculations. >... >Hydra’s Managing Director, Syed Basar Shueb said: “We have focused all our >attentions on building the world’s greatest chess computer, a task that has >taken four years and a lot of money. We’re confident that each member of the >Human Team will have trouble landing a blow against our silicon champion.” >Hydra has been upgraded to 64 processor cluster, “we have high hopes and we are >expecting a 4-0 win for Hydra, I know its very optimistic but this optimism >comes after all the experience we had with the development and performance of >Hydra in different tournaments”, said Muhammad Nasir Ali the project director ofHydra.
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