This year
Houdini and Komodo made it to the finals in the TCEC championship,
which consisted of a 100-game match, winning by a score of 53-47.
This is interesting, but I don't put a lot of stock in this event
because both engines were running on 44 processors and often reached
search depths of 40 ply. That's a few more processors than I use. In
THIS Chessbase article the programmers discuss their programs. It
may all end up being a moot point thanks to the AlphaZero project.
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