A truck with NVIDIA chips worth $11.4 million was stolen in the United States - the company hid the vehicle as a food carrier, but that did not stop the thieves. On August 29, a truck bearing the food company's logo loaded a six-pack of Nvidia chips in Oakland and drove to Fort Worth, Texas. But on the way, the driver stopped communicating with the dispatcher. Police traced the route to San Bernardino County and lost the trail. To understand: NVIDIA trucks have top tracking systems, but the robbery is done at the highest level. The robbers chose the ideal route and stopped at special places. According to the police, this is the behavior of an attacker who knows where the holes in the software are. The luggage itself is suspected of being smuggled: chips cost almost twice as much abroad, and stolen cards can end up anywhere, even in China. A police report was only filed on September 13, and the attackers were given a two-week head start. No arrests yet. Fast and Furious Food: California Drift.