TREE NEWS reports: Police in Oakland, California, are investigating the theft of Nvidia cargo valued at $11.4 million, including AI chips and computer hardware. A truck carrying the shipment left Oakland on Aug. 29 bound for Fort Worth, Texas, but went missing after multiple stops and was last traced to San Bernardino County. The victim reported the theft on Sept. 13; no suspects have been arrested.
Nvidia cargo worth $11.4M stolen en route from Oakland to Fort Worth
The theft highlights a physical supply-chain vulnerability that matters more as AI hardware demand strains logistics: high-value chips are now attractive targets for organized cargo crime, not just data-center risks. It affects Nvidia's distribution partners, insurers and freight carriers moving compute hardware across long-haul routes. The open question is whether such losses prompt tighter chain-of-custody and tracking standards for semiconductor shipments, and whether police trace the cargo beyond San Bernardino County.
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