Six pallets of NVIDIA ($NVDA) equipment, worth about 15.4 billion won, have disappeared.
Original headline엔비디아($NVDA) 장비 6개 팔레트, 약 154억원어치 사라져
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Six pallets of Nvidia equipment valued at $11.4 million (about 15.4 billion Korean won) vanished in transit from Oakland, California, to Fort Worth, Texas, after a truck bearing a food-transport company's logo picked up the cargo on August 29 and never reached its destination. The truck reportedly made multiple stops lasting several hours, and local reporting by the Mercury News said the trail of the vehicle and driver was lost while heading south. Authorities last tracked the truck in San Bernardino County, California. The disappearance matters because Nvidia hardware remains the scarce backbone of AI data-center buildouts, so a seven-figure shipment going missing underscores the exposure of high-value tech cargo to logistics risk. What to watch next is whether investigators recover the pallets or the carrier's insurer pays out, and whether Nvidia and its partners tighten chain-of-custody and tracking requirements for GPU shipments.
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