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Goliath Light aka Little Goliath by Michael BorgstР В РІР‚СљР вЂ™Р’В¤dt.

In May 2000, ChessBase released a CD with seven different amateur chess programs dubbed Young Talents, able to natively communicate with the proprietary Fritz or ChessBase GUI : Р В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В«undled with Fritz 17 in 2019, ChessBase started to purchase open source chess engines with slight modifications and customized neural networks - Fat Fritz was based on Leela Chess Zero requiring a GPU, followed in February 2021 by Fat Fritz 2 based on NNUE technology and Stockfish 12. In the early 90s ChessBase focused on Microsoft operating systems, MS-DOS and since 1994 Windows, notably as ChessBase for Windows and Fritz 4, not only the engine but also a Graphical User Interface for other chess-playing programs of the 'Fritz Family' by various top commercial authors, most notably Junior, HIARCS, Shredder, Chess Tiger, the Zappa version Zap!Chess, since 2008 Rybka, since November 2012 Houdini, since November 2013 Deep Fritz 14 with Gyula HorvР В РІР‚СљР В Р вЂ№th, in November 2015, 2016 Fritz 15/16 with Vasik Rajlich, and in November 2019 Fritz 17 with Frank Schneider as engine authors, since September 2014, Komodo. ChessBase 4.0 was the last Atari release, and already included the chess playing program Fritz, based on the program Quest by Frans Morsch, which was also market as stand alone product.

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End of the 80s the chess database program was ported by Mathias Feist to the IBM PC and MS-DOS operating system, released as ChessBase 3.0 for Atari and PC. ChessBase was founded in 1986 by Physicist Matthias WР В РІР‚СљР РЋР’Вllenweber and Journalist Frederic Friedel, eponymous was the chess game database developed by WР В РІР‚СљР РЋР’Вllenweber for Atari ST computers.

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