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IBM's Deep Blue system achieved its first ... At that time, it held the rank of the world's 259th most powerful supercomputer. The Deep Blue-Kasparov matches were landmark events in the history ...

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IBM gave reporters in San Francisco a demonstration of Project Debater. Think Deep Blue, but instead of playing chess, this system debates. Computer scientists have labored for six years to enable ...

Its Deep Blue system introduced early AI technology to the world in 1997. Running on a bespoke chess-playing supercomputer, it became the first […] The post IBM Is Winning Enterprise AI in 2025 ...