Nvidia hardware worth $11.4 million vanishes between Oakland and Texas

TechnologyInternationalArs TechnicaNov 6, 2026, 3:05 PMAI summary

Six pallets of Nvidia equipment valued at $11.4 million left Oakland on August 29 on a truck bound for Fort Worth, Texas, and never arrived. The theft was noticed in early September, when buyers realized the shipment had not been received. Oakland police confirmed a grand theft report filed on September 13 and the investigation remains open, with no arrests or recovery of the cargo. It is part of a wave of hardware heists totaling more than $100 million since June.

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Six pallets of Nvidia equipment worth $11.4 million disappeared on a route between Oakland and Fort Worth, Texas.
The truck bore the logo of a food transportation company and was lost in San Bernardino County, California.
Oakland police filed the grand theft report on September 13 and report no arrests or recovery of the cargo.

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