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Six pallets of Nvidia GPUs worth $11.4 million stolen in California cargo heist
The latest incident comes amid growing concerns over GPU theft, with experts warning that advanced Nvidia chips can command significantly higher prices abroad and could end up in black-market channels.
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Both outlets center the same basic frame: a cargo theft involving Nvidia hardware valued at $11.4 million. ABC News emphasizes the investigation in Oakland and describes it as a sophisticated heist, while Tom's Hardware foregrounds six pallets of GPUs and adds the only note about growing concern over GPU theft and possible black-market resale.
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