Goods worth $11.4 million, including AI chips and computer hardware, were stolen from NVIDIA.

According to a U.S. media report on the 6th, police in Oakland, California are currently investigating a theft case involving tech giant NVIDIA. The stolen items are AI chips and computer hardware, valued at up to $11.4 million (around 76.1 million yuan). Analysts say this could be a carefully planned theft targeting a high-tech firm. Case details show: a truck carrying NVIDIA cargo departed Oakland, California on August 29 this year, originally en route to Fort Worth, Texas. The pickup process followed the scheduled arrangement, but the truck ultimately went missing. The victim filed a police report on September 13. Police tracking revealed the truck made multiple stops along the way, each lasting several hours, before vanishing in San Bernardino County, southeastern California. As of press time, no suspects have been arrested. Experts added that these chips sell for nearly twice as much outside the U.S. as domestically, so it cannot be ruled out that the stolen goods have been smuggled abroad. Notably, this is not the first time NVIDIA has faced cargo theft incidents. Experts note that the scale and complexity of such cases signal that related criminal tactics are growing increasingly sophisticated, and transportation security risks for high-value tech products are gradually coming to light.