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Deep Blue game 6: May 11 @ 3:00PM EDT | 19:00PM GMT        kasparov 2.5 deep blue 3.5
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Financial modeling techniques are used in a wide range of applications to model trends in the equity marketplace, carry out portfolio risk analysis and predict future equity values, as well as numerous other tasks. A wide variety of numerical and statistical methods are utilized to determine the most optimal investing strategy for financial institutions, portfolio managers and individual investors.

In general, these applications require a rapid assessment of value and risk over a large number of stocks and portfolios. This type of critical modeling lends itself to parallel computation because the evaluations are largely independent of each other. A highly-parallel system like the SP is ideal for this type of analysis because of its incredible capacity. The same speed and power that Deep Blue uses to perform up to 300 million chess moves per second could also be utilized to dissect an enormous amount of financial information in a very short period of time. The SP would carry out these assessments with blazing speed and offers a significant advantage in the marketplace.

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Uncovering hidden relationships and patterns in large databases

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A valuable tool in discovering and devleoping new drugs

  
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The largest chess display occurred during the Chess Olympics in Havana: 300 expert players took on 20 opponents each on 6,840 boards.
 
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