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ChessBrain (Guinness World Record)

ChessBrain

ChessBrain is a virtual chess supercomputer using the processing power of Internet connected machines. On January 30th 2004, ChessBrain became the first distributed network to play a game against a single human opponent and earned an official Guinness World Record for "the largest networked chess computer" in history!

Project Info
  • Year of conclusion: 2004
  • Number of teams: 78
  • Number of participants: 564
  • Running platforms: Windows, Linux, MacOS X, BSD


AMD Users Team Facts
  • Final Team Rank: 10th
  • Final Team Points: 1,497,283,289
  • Number of Members: 9
  • Number of Members Countries: 4


AMD Users Team
Pos. Country Member Name World Rank Points % of Total
 1 Australia  vaughan 36th  349,869,752  23.37% 
 2 USA  jlangner 40th  291,103,941  19.44% 
 3 USA  bwhite 47th  231,364,328  15.45% 
 4 USA  Chaz 52nd  210,708,963  14.07% 
 5 USA  SlackPawn 72nd  146,913,260  9.81% 
 6 USA  matrix_fan 117th  90,478,380  6.04% 
 7 USA  keithw1975 165th  69,103,746  4.62% 
 8 Canada  gamer007 228th  51,653,365  3.45% 
 9 Portugal  numibesi 294th  39,448,729  2.36% 


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