GPS spoofing highway thieves steal millions in data center-bound cargo
luisdans · x · 2026-10-27
Per 404 Media (shared by luisdans), highway thieves are using GPS spoofing to steal shipments of data center hardware worth millions of dollars. By faking GPS signals to mislead tracking, they intercept trucks carrying in-demand AI data center equipment, underscoring growing supply chain security risks around GPUs and other critical AI hardware.
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