China's 'Chess Queen' To Meet Computer Opponent
May 25, 2004 |
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China's first chess-playing computer, the Star of Unisplendour, has completed all its tests in preparation for its June contest with Chinese chess Queen Zhu Chen.
The super lap-top displayed its powerful calculation capabilities during the tests, achieving scores of up to 2,600, 100 points more than Zhu Chen's best. The human versus machine contest will be the first of its kind in China, a female edition of the high-profile fight between Russian chess legend Gary Kasparov and IBM.
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