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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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Thompson and Botvinnik at the 4th World Computer Chess Championship in New York City, New York
Still Image, 1983
Thompson and Condon receiving Fredkin prize at the 4th World Computer Chess Championship in New York City, New York
Still Image, 1983
Thompson and Kittinger at 6th World Computer Chess Championship in Edmonton, Alberta
Still Image, 1989
Thompson at the 13th ACM North American Computer Chess Championships in Dallas, Texas
Still Image, 1982
Thompson, Friedel, Condon, Slate, and Blanchard at the 4th World Computer Chess Championship in New York City, New York
Still Image, 1983
Thompson, Shannon, and Slate at the 6th World Computer Chess Championship in Edmonton, Alberta
Still Image, 1989
Torres y Quevedos and Norbert Wiener with mechanical chess playing machine
Still Image, 1951
UNIVAC 1 computer system
Still Image, 1953 ca.
Valvo, Mittman, Newborn and Thompson at the 13th North American Computer Chess Championship in Dallas, Texas
Still Image, 1982
VAX 11/780
Still Image