Six pallets of Nvidia hardware worth $11.4 million reported stolen in California
Technology · First reported 6 Nov, 13:35 · Updated 14:07

Oakland police are investigating a shipment of Nvidia hardware that went missing while bound for Texas. The exact hardware and the people responsible have not been identified in the supplied reports.
- The shipment comprised six pallets valued at $11.4 million and was bound from Oakland for Fort Worth, Texas.
- A truck collected the cargo in Oakland on August 29, then went off the grid while heading south. Police lost track of it in San Bernardino County.
- The theft was reported to Oakland police on September 13, and no arrests had been announced in the report.
- The reports do not identify what kind of Nvidia hardware was on the pallets.
- The articles describe earlier thefts or burglaries involving Nvidia cargo and note that experts see overseas resale prices as a possible incentive.
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- Cargo
- Six pallets of Nvidia hardware
- Reported value
- $11.4 million
- Route
- Oakland, California, to Fort Worth, Texas
- Pickup date
- August 29
- Reported to police
- September 13
- Arrests announced
- None, according to the report
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