When IBM’s Deep Blue Defeated World Chess Champion Kasparov

In 1997, Deep Blue forced Garry Kasparov to concede defeat. IBM’s computer won 3.5–2.5, becoming the first machine to beat a reigning world champion in a match under tournament conditions.

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When IBM’s Deep Blue Defeated World Chess Champion Kasparov

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In 1997, Deep Blue forced Garry Kasparov to concede defeat. IBM’s computer won 3.5–2.5, becoming the first machine to beat a reigning world champion in a match under tournament conditions.

In 1997, Deep Blue forced Garry Kasparov to concede defeat. IBM’s computer won 3.5–2.5, becoming the first machine to beat a reigning world champion in a match under tournament conditions.

Vocabulary

concede▾

स्वीकार करना / admit

He had to concede defeat.
She refused to concede that she was wrong.
I concede that your argument is stronger.
They finally agreed to concede the match.

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