They stole 10 hard drives, and some RAM, reportedly. /s

Oh no better not publish that else you’ll give people ideas. Big huge ideas for those poor people affected by them.

Good.

I hope this doesn’t keep happening… that would be just awful.

I'm just making up stories here, but thieves don't usually make the same huge mistake twice. These aren't tweakers, lol. We know these tech companies are evil, sooooooo:

There are probably more incidents of theft that have been reported to the police but not publicly known. And although the value of the stolen goods could be staggering for the average person, companies and freighters often have insurance coverage, so they don’t have to worry about paying out of pocket for the entire loss.

Has anyone questioned this guy.

Was wondering when this was gonna start happening, guess it's has been happening for a while.

I wonder what their eBay store is named

Play stupid games, win prizes. Its almost like ruining the future for many people makes them desperate to survive.

Modern day Robin Hood and his merry men liberated stolen electronics and gave them back to the people, i know they won't but it's nice to dream of a better world.

Hahahaha,

It’s funny cause by their nature, they would only want to build these things, which are filled with valuable equipment, in poor neighbourhoods.

It’s why they haven’t resorted to building them in third world countries.

Not all heroes wear capes

Almost as excited for these guys as the Louvre heisters. The Louvre people had a little more panache.

1.3 million dollar heist

So they stole 256 GB of DDR5 ram modules?

Only problem is that these assets aren't really useful to a lot of people unless they happen to have a data center in which to run them. You could put a rack in your garage and run a little, but as you might have heard, these bastards eat a LOT of power. Most homes don't have the capacity for this, even most businesses would be pushing it.

I mean if they wanted to hurt the businesses who are buying it, they'd just have to throw the equipment in a pool or something.

This will make the hardware cheaper