Tovabbitott Edupage hirek, 1997. szeptember 2.

[Valas Gyorgy]

Tovabbitott Edupage hirek
Tovabbitotta:        Valas Gyorgy      <valas at omk.omikk.hu>

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"DEEP BLUE" GETS DEEPER
The IBM RS/6000 SP computer "Deep Blue" -- widely known for its chess
victory over world chess champion Garry Kasparov -- has received hardware
and software enhancements expected to make that product line 58% faster.
Much of the speed increase is due to the latest version of IBM's 604e Power
PC microprocessor.  (New York Times 1 Sep 97)

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