According to CoinMeta, and as reported by American media, the police in Oakland, California, are investigating a case of stolen goods involving technology company NVIDIA. The stolen items include AI chips and computer hardware, valued at up to $11.4 million (approximately 76.1 million RMB). Analysts suggest that this may be a carefully planned theft targeting a high-tech enterprise. The case details indicate that a truck carrying NVIDIA goods departed from Oakland, California, on August 29th, destined for Fort Worth, Texas. The pickup process followed the original schedule, but the truck eventually went missing. The victim reported the incident to the police on September 13th. Police tracking revealed that the truck made multiple stops along the way, with each stop lasting several hours, and it finally disappeared in San Bernardino County in southeastern California. As of now, no suspects have been apprehended. Experts point out that the resale value of these chips outside the United States is nearly twice that of their price within the country, raising the possibility that the stolen goods may have been transported overseas. This is not the first time NVIDIA has experienced such a theft incident. Experts note that the scale and complexity of these cases indicate that criminal methods are becoming increasingly professionalized, and the security risks associated with the transportation of high-value technological products are becoming more prominent.