6 pallet Nvidia trị giá 11,4 triệu USD bị đánh cắp ở California

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• Authorities are investigating the disappearance of an $11.4 million shipment of Nvidia hardware, reported stolen in California. The cargo reportedly included six pallets that left Oakland for Texas on August 29.
• The truck was reportedly posing as a food transport company, and investigators lost track of it in San Bernardino County. The Oakland Police Department received the theft report on September 13.
• Olaf Groth of UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business said such chips can sell abroad for about double their U.S. price. He said a chip costing about $550,000 in the U.S. can fetch about $1 million or more overseas.
• No arrests have been announced, and authorities are still investigating the case. The incident has raised concerns about the security of high-value technology shipments and possible national security risks.
• Tom's Hardware also cites a similar heist in Brazil in September involving two pallets of Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards. The shipment was valued at about $470,000 (R$2.5 million).
• That Brazil shipment reportedly arrived at Guarulhos International Airport on September 20, cleared customs on September 24, and went missing the next day after release was authorized. Police identified three airport employees suspected of helping, including two outsourced forklift operators and a third worker who checked and released merchandise.
• One stolen Zotac RTX 5090 later appeared for sale on OLX for more than $6,000, with its serial number visible in the listing. The ad was taken down, and the location of the remaining cards is still unknown.

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