Nvidia Over $76 Million Cargo Strange Missing: Covers AI Chips and Computer Hardware

Fast Tech Nov. 9 (Xinhua) -- Police in Oakland, California, are currently investigating a cargo theft involving tech company Nvidia.

The stolen items were AI chips and computer hardware valued at up to $11.4 million. Analysts say it could be an orchestrated theft of a high-tech company.

The case shows that a truck loaded with Nvidia cargo departed from Oakland, California, on August 29 this year and was originally scheduled to be shipped to Fort Worth, Texas. The pick-up process was in line with the original arrangement, but the truck eventually disappeared, and the victim reported it to the police on September 13.

Police traced the truck to multiple stops over the course of several hours, eventually disappearing in southeastern California's San Bernardino County. So far, no suspects have been apprehended.

Experts also said that the chips were sold outside the United States for nearly twice the price of the United States mainland, and it was not ruled out that the stolen goods had been transferred out of the country.

It is reported that this is not the first time that Nvidia has encountered theft of goods. Experts said that the scale and complexity of such cases show that the relevant criminal means are becoming more and more specialized, and the transportation security risks of high-value technology products are gradually becoming more prominent.

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