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SecurityOctober 26, 2026, 23:12

AI equipment theft tops $150m in 2026, fraud behind 92% of cases

More than $150 million worth of AI equipment has been stolen in 2026, with individual losses regularly exceeding $30 million, according to cargo risk firm Overhaul. Reports of stolen data center equipment and chips are up 34% since 2024, and fraud accounts for 92% of high-value shipment thefts.

AI equipment theft tops $150m in 2026, fraud behind 92% of cases
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