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Truck with computer chips robbed of 11.4 million dollars

Oakland police investigate $11.4 million theft of NVIDIA microchips

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Truck with computer chips robbed of 11.4 million dollars

Oakland police are investigating the $11.4 million theft of NVIDIA microchips. This was reported by Mercury News.

Six pallets with equipment were transported from California to Fort Worth. For transportation used a truck with the logo of the grocery company. The driver stopped communicating and monitoring systems lost the car in San Bernardino County.

The investigation believes that there was an experimental group that bypassed the tracking system. No one's arrested. The stolen chips could have been planned to be taken abroad for resale.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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