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Germán Blanquer,
a Spanish computer scientist and former computer chess programmer. Along with Mario Carbonell Martinez and Alvaro Benlloch, Germán Blanquer is co-author of the chess engine Killer ^[1], which regularly played the Spanish Computer Chess Championship in the 90s. He was member of a team from Valencia Chess Club Deportivo Basilio ^[2], playing a match versus dedicated chess computers in May 2000, which was won 4-2 by the machines. He was the only one who won his game, playing a Novag Sapphire ^[3].

External Links

• Germán Blanquer | LinkedIn
• Encuentro Basilio 2000 from WebAjedrezE hosted by Alvaro Benlloch

References

1. ^ Josep Parés, Teresa Canela (1993). Report on the 1st Spanish Computer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 4
2. ^ Club Deportivo Basilio
3. ^ Encuentro Basilio 2000 from WebAjedrezE hosted by Alvaro Benlloch

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