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Hardware news — August 1, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with Hardware published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 7.

145 publications

  1. CultureMiddle EastUnited KingdomHardware

    Manchester City vs Inter Milan: Preseason Match Broadcast Details

    Manchester City and Inter Milan face off in a preseason friendly match at the Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong on Saturday, August 1. The match kicks off at 7:30 a.m. ET (4:30 a.m. PT) and will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network, fuboTV, FOX Deportes, CITY+, and FOX One in the United States. In other countries, broadcast details vary. For viewers in Mexico and Latin America, Claro Sports and CITY+ are recommended options.
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  2. TechHardware

    8K International: Trust is paramount, wealth accompanies

    8K International, a leading online entertainment platform in Southeast Asia, offers high-quality games and fast payouts. Key features include no real name registration, no phone number requirement, and electronic wallet withdrawals up to 3000U at a time. The platform boasts big winners, such as a 'Baccarat War God' who won 100 million U in one day. It also offers ultimate benefits like single withdrawal bonuses up to 88888U, VIP level transfers, and daily deposit bonuses with up to 1% extra for each deposit.
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  3. SportsConflictHardwareMotorsports

    Bluetooth Flaw Exposes 2.2M Cars to Theft Risk

    Researchers found a Bluetooth vulnerability affecting at least 2.2 million vehicles with dealer-installed KARR and SWDS security devices. An attacker within about five yards could connect to the device, unlock doors, disable alarms, or prevent parked vehicles from starting. The flaw exists due to all devices using the same secret key. Dealers have been installing these systems since 2017, often without buyers' knowledge. Affected vehicles can be identified by a sticker on the window or a module under the dashboard. A firmware update is available through the official app, or the device can be removed.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastHardwareEarth

    Russian Tourist Numbers Surge in Shanghai

    The number of Russian tourists visiting Shanghai has significantly increased, with a 132% surge in the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. According to Xinhua News Agency, citing the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, this growth has made Russia the leader in tourist flow to Shanghai, with over 355,700 Russian visitors in the first half of the year.
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  8. TechHardwareTennisWinter Sports

    French Women Cyclists Ready for Tour de France with Zwift

    A new generation of French women cyclists, including Cédrine Kerbaol, Maëva Squiban, and Célia Géry, is poised to make an impact in the Tour de France Femmes with Zwift. Following Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt's triumph last year, this year's race promises suspense with outsiders likely to make attacks. Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt is aiming for a second victory, while Demi Vollering is a strong contender.
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  9. TechChinaSoftwareHardware

    Netflix and AMC Ink $500M Deal for 'The Walking Dead' Universe

    Netflix and AMC Global Media have signed a five-year, $500 million deal for the streaming rights to 'The Walking Dead' universe. This co-exclusive agreement will allow both Netflix and AMC+ to stream all shows in the franchise, including the original series and its six spinoffs, starting in 2027. The deal also expands Netflix's reach to new territories like the U.K., Italy, Australia, and New Zealand.
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  10. TechAsiaSemiconductorsHardware

    South Korean Stocks Surge on Semiconductor Buyback

    South Korean stocks surged, with the KOSPI index jumping 15% to 2,486.54, its highest level since 2007. SK Hynix, a major semiconductor manufacturer, led the rally, gaining 24% after announcing a share buyback program. The surge in stocks comes amid revived confidence in the AI trade and improved sentiment towards SK Hynix following a significant share purchase by the company's chair, Chey Tae-won.
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  14. ScienceChinaHardware

    Moonshot Gains Access to 20,000 Nvidia Chips via Alibaba Deal

    Chinese AI startup Moonshot has reportedly secured access to a cluster of around 20,000 Nvidia chips through a computing deal with Alibaba. This deal underscores China's continued reliance on Western semiconductors for AI development. The specific chip model and location remain unclear, but the deal is said to involve H200 chips, which Alibaba denies. Moonshot is also reportedly seeking additional Blackwell processor capacity.
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  15. TechSoftwareHardwareRobotics

    Square Enix Denies AI Use in Kingdom Hearts Collection Art, Blames Human Error

    Square Enix has clarified that the controversial key art for Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3 was not generated or enhanced by AI, but rather resulted from human error. Fans had previously speculated about AI involvement due to odd details like Donald Duck's inconsistent fingers. The publisher stated that they have made changes where necessary and emphasized their commitment to quality.
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  16. CultureSoftwareHardwareRobotics

    Revisiting Grand Theft Auto: The Original's Enduring Impact

    In anticipation of Grand Theft Auto 6, a journalist revisits the original GTA, released in the late 1990s. Despite its clunky controls and unforgiving difficulty, the game's open-world freedom and innovative sandbox gameplay laid the foundation for future action games. The original GTA was controversial for its violent content but also celebrated for its irreverent humor and memorable soundtrack.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaHardware

    Chinese Military Uses U.S. AI Models for Defense Systems

    Chinese military researchers have been using outputs from advanced AI models developed by U.S. companies OpenAI and Anthropic to train domestic AI systems, according to a Reuters review of over 80 Chinese academic papers and patents. This technique, known as 'model distillation', allows for the development of smaller, specialized AI systems that can operate locally with fewer computational resources. The practice has raised concerns in Washington about intellectual property rights and export controls, while China denies any wrongdoing.
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