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Computer Chess Collection

Computer Chess

The Computer Chess archive contains documents, photos, movies and oral histories relating to the history of computer chess from 1945 to 1997. The history of computer chess is a five-decade long quest to build a computer to play chess and ultimately challenge one of the best human players.

 

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International Grandmaster and Deep Blue project consultant Joel Benjamin at the 1996 Deep Blue vs. Kasparov match in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Still Image, 1996
International Grandmaster and World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik in Moscow
Still Image, 1980
International Grandmaster and World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik lectures at McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Still Image, 1977
International Master Maurice Ashley and International Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan analyzing gameplay during Deep Blue vs. Kasparov re-match in New York City, New York
Still Image, 1997
Joe Hoane (left) and Garry Kasparov at the 1991 CeBIT show in Hanover, Germany
Still Image, 1991
Johnniac computer
Computer History Museum
 Still Image, 2003-07-13
Kaissa team member Vladimir Arlazarov at his Moscow office
Still Image, 1980
Kathleen and Dan Spracklen at the 9th ACM North American Computer Chess Championship, Washington, DC
Still Image, 1978
Ken Thompson at the Deep Blue vs. Kasparov match in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Still Image, 1996
Key participants at the 3rd World Computer Chess Championship in Linz, Austria
Still Image