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October 21, 2026
The Port Journal

Cargo thieves target high-value AI computer hardware

The artificial intelligence arms race has created a new target for cargo thieves, who have stolen more than $150 million in AI equipment this year, according to supply chain visibility provider Overhaul.Overhaul’s AI Infrastructure…

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Cargo thieves target high-value AI computer hardware
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The artificial intelligence arms race has created a new target for cargo thieves, who have stolen more than $150 million in AI equipment this year, according to supply chain visibility provider Overhaul.Overhaul’s AI Infrastructure Intel Report also found a 34% increase in the theft of data center equipment, chips, and computing components since 2024.The methods thieves use to steal equipment are also changing from force to fraud, shaping what shippers…

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