Six pallets of NVIDIA hardware worth $11.4 million stolen en route to Texas

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Police in Oakland, California, are investigating the theft of six pallets of NVIDIA hardware worth $11.4 million that were bound for Fort Worth, Texas, according to the Bay Area News Group. A truck bearing the logo of a food transportation company picked up the cargo in Oakland on August 29, as planned.

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Oakland police are investigating the theft of six pallets of NVIDIA hardware worth $11.4 million.
The cargo was destined for Fort Worth, Texas.
A truck with a food transportation company's logo picked up the shipment in Oakland on August 29.

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