We have already mentioned, on several occasions,
the gigantic data centers built by Apple in the US, particularly in
Reno. Each time, Apple invested billions of dollars
pourstore and process our data safely
security.
Today, it is through a press release that the Cupertino firm
announces that she is once again preparing to open her checkbook to invest
Intwo new server farms located, this time in
Europe, and again supplied with100% energy
renewable:
In total, Apple will pay no less than1.7 billion
eurosto build a first data center in Ireland and a second
in Denmark. They will serve European customers for the usual services
Apple Cloud as well as iTunes, the App Store, iMessage or Maps.
Each of them will measure166 000 m2when they enter
service, a planned launchcourant 2017.
In the press release, Apple once again specifies that these two centers
will, like the others,powered by energy
renewable. For this, the American giant will work with
local actors for the implementation of wind energy solutions,
solar or others. The objective is to minimize their impact on
the environment.
On this occasion, Apple indicated employing 18,300 people spread across 19
European countries, of which 2000 joined the company in the last twelve
month.
Apple takes the opportunity to point out only indirectlythat would be 672,000
jobs believed to be linked to Apple in Europe, including 530,000 related to development
d’Apps. A figure to be compared to
the one mentioned last year already.
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