Title: ChipTest prototype, main circuit board (rear view) Date: 1985 Dimensions: 12 x 14 1/2 x 1 in. Credit Line: Loan of Internet Chess Club Accession: L2005.5.1b				The chess-playing computer ChipTest was the creation of Carnegie Mellon University doctoral students Feng-Hsiung Hsu, Murray Campbell, Thomas Anantharaman, and Andreas Nowatzyk. ChipTest’s hardware could analyze 50,000 moves per second, and the second version, ChipTest-M, could examine 500,000 moves per second. Shown here is the main ChipTest circuit board.