Apple Expands Data Center

Apple plans to buy the land area of ​​96 acres near Prineville, Oregon, USA. Based on information reported by local media The Oregonian, this land will be the expansion of Apple's data center.

Previously, Apple already has a data center in the region. In addition, Apple began building a new facility in 2012. And plan the purchase of new land, Apple also seems to build more facilities in the near future.

This means that Apple will build at least three facilities for data processing in Prineville. However, as quoted from the Mac Observer, Thursday (26/09/2013), there is no description of exactly when so executed land purchase.

There are few problems that hinder the process of buying and selling land. Because the land is located outside the city limits of Prineville. The Oregonian reported, the city is already in the process of incorporating the land, so that could then be developed for industrial use.

Clearly, this indicates a long-term project of Apple. Another note, Apple also has another data center in the country, including its largest facility located in Maiden, North Carolina. Another data center in the region is also reportedly in development.

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