Over RMB 76 Million in NVIDIA Cargo Vanishes Under Mysterious Circumstances

Shenchao TechFlow reported on November 8 that, according to a U.S. media report on November 6, police in Oakland, California, U.S., are investigating a cargo theft case involving technology company NVIDIA. The stolen goods are AI chips and computer hardware worth up to USD 11.4 million (approximately RMB 76.1 million). Analysts said this may be a carefully planned theft targeting a high-tech company. According to case details, a truck carrying NVIDIA cargo departed Oakland, California, on August 29 this year, originally bound for Fort Worth, Texas. The pickup process followed the planned schedule, but the truck eventually lost contact, and the victim reported the incident to police on September 13.

Police tracking revealed that the truck made multiple stops en route, with individual stops lasting several hours, and ultimately disappeared in San Bernardino County in southeastern California. As of now, police have not apprehended any suspects. Experts also noted that the sale prices of these chips outside the United States are nearly twice those in the U.S. domestic market, and it cannot be ruled out that the stolen goods have already been transported out of the country. It is reported that this is not the first time NVIDIA has encountered a cargo theft incident. Experts said the scale and complexity of such cases indicate that related criminal methods are becoming increasingly professionalized, and transportation security risks for high-value technology products are becoming increasingly evident. (Jin10)

Source: Shenchao TechFlow