Rybka wins 17th World Computer Chess Championship

In the final round of the event, staged by the International Computer Games
Association in Pamplona, Spain, the US-Czech program Rybka beat its closest
rival, Junior from Israel, to take the title with a point and a half to spare.
Junior, Shredder and Deep Sjeng shared 2-4th. You probably know that you can
buy the World Champion in the ChessBase
shop. Actually Rybka won three titles.

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