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Cargo thieves target AI data center supplies in $1.3 million heists
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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2026
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I'm sure Russian, North Korean and buyers from some other countries would care about that.
its safe to assume those are the perpetrator. even north korea dont want to get left behind in the ai rat race i guess
I feel like North Korea probably couldn't even produce the necessary power to run an AI.
they'll power it with 100,000 peeps on bicycles