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2026-09-27•1 min read

Thieves Steal Nvidia-Branded Trailers Expecting GPUs, Find 20 Tons of Sand

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Thieves Steal Nvidia-Branded Trailers Expecting GPUs, Find 20 Tons of Sand
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  • •Thieves stole two Nvidia-branded PlusAI test trailers hoping to secure AI GPUs.
  • •The criminals discovered the trailers actually contained 40,000 pounds of ballast sand.
  • •The actual AI hardware was secured safely inside the truck cabs at the warehouse.

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Criminals steal two Nvidia $NVDA branded semi-trailers expecting AI GPUs but find sand. The stolen PlusAI autonomous test units contained exactly 40,000 pounds of ballast sand. "PlusAI uses simulated loads in its trailers to assist with research and development testing." — Lauren Kwan If you are going to orchestrate a commercial logistics heist, you should probably verify whether the target is carrying enterprise hardware or literal dirt. The actual AI hardware was securely locked inside the startup's truck cabs, not left in the outdoor trailers.
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