www.eastbaytimes.com $11.4 Million Nvidia Cargo Theft Investigated in Oakland
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- •The theft involved six pallets of Nvidia products valued at $11.4 million.
- •The truck used for the heist was labeled with a food transportation company's logo.
- •No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
Authorities are investigating the theft of $11.4 million worth of Nvidia cargo in Oakland, California. The incident involved six pallets of Nvidia products, scheduled for shipment to Fort Worth, Texas, which were picked up by a truck on August 29, 2026, but subsequently disappeared. The truck was reportedly labeled with a food transportation company's logo and made several multi-hour stops before police lost track of it in San Bernardino County. The theft was reported to the police on September 13, 2026. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing. This incident follows previous thefts targeting Nvidia cargo, including a series of burglaries in 2025 that resulted in over $7.5 million in losses.
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