Abstract

With the rapid advancement of computer technology, renowned chess engines have timely updated and iterated, incorporating state-of-the-art technologies such as cloud computing, machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks. These technologies assist players in studying historical matches and improving their playing abilities and skills. This article focuses on the current status of integrating cloud computing technology with chess. It analyzes the developmental background and performance characteristics of different chess engines, explores the guiding principles and underlying logic of mainstream engines in analyzing chess games, and examines the current application status and future trends of cloud computing technology in chess. Furthermore, the article provides personal perspectives and suggestions regarding existing challenges and future directions of development.

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