$11.4 Million Worth of Nvidia Goods Stolen, Including AI Chips and Computer Hardware

The police in Oakland, California, are investigating a case involving the theft of goods belonging to Nvidia. The stolen items include AI chips and computer hardware, valued at up to $11.4 million. The case reveals that a truck loaded with Nvidia's goods departed from Oakland, California, on August 29, destined for Fort Worth, Texas, but ultimately went missing, with the victim reporting to the police on September 13. Police tracking found that the truck made several stops along the way, with one stop lasting several hours, and eventually lost track in San Bernardino County in southeastern California. To date, no suspects have been apprehended. Experts point out that the resale value of these chips outside the United States is nearly double that in the domestic market, suggesting that the stolen goods may have been smuggled out of the country. This is not the first time Nvidia has experienced a theft of goods, and the scale and complexity of the case indicate that the methods used in such crimes are becoming increasingly professionalized, highlighting the growing security risks in the transportation of high-value technology products.

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