A shipment of Nvidia hardware, valued at $11.4 million, went missing while in transit between Oakland, California, and Fort Worth, Texas. The incident occurred after six pallets of unspecified Nvidia equipment were picked up on August 29 by a truck displaying the logo of a food transportation company.
The theft was not discovered until early September when the intended recipients reported not receiving the shipment. Police traced the truck's route, noting several multi-hour stops before losing its signal in San Bernardino County, California. A grand theft report was filed on September 13, and the Oakland police confirmed the investigation is ongoing, with no arrests or recovery of the cargo reported.
This incident is part of a trend of hardware heists, with over $100 million in similar shipments stolen since June. Investigators indicate that these crimes show planning, utilizing methods such as GPS spoofing and staged collisions with police escorts. Stolen components are often sold in gray markets or shipped internationally to regions with restricted access to US tech hardware.
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An $11.4 million shipment of Nvidia hardware disappeared during transport from Oakland to Fort Worth, Texas, in late August. The theft, which involved a truck bearing a food transportation company's logo, was discovered in early September when the cargo failed to arrive, and police have made no arrests or recoveries.