Apple Adding Data Center in Silicon Valley

[...] Center Knowledge today reports that Apple may be set to introduce another of its data centers in Silicon Valley. Claiming the [...]

[...] is reportedly working on new data center in Silicon Vally. According to Data Center Knowledge, the data center in Silicon Vally will be smaller than the giant iDataCenter that Apple has built [...]

[...] For months, we've been hearing about Apple's comprehensive preparations for the company's new 500,000 square-foot data center in North Carolina. While myriad clues exist as to how Apple may ultimately employ such resources, the folks in Cupertino are remaining tight-lipped on the cloud-related rumors that seem poised to become reality at any moment. Still, if there was any doubt about the massive server farm in NC not delivering enough capacity for, say, a new cloud-based iTunes service or the robust "digital lockers" we keep hearing about, get ready for another data center update. This time, however, Apple is toiling on the other end of the country, right in its very own back yard. Data Center Knowledge has published an eyebrow-raising new report indicating that Apple's new data center in North Carolina isn't the only juggernaut data center on Apple's radar. The evidence shows that Apple has committed to leasing space – a lot of space, in fact – at a third-party data center in Santa Clara, California – just a stone's throw from Cupertino, relative to the North Carolina facility. In April, Apple signed a seven-year lease for 2.28 megawatts of critical power load in a new data center, the report reads, adding that its being built by DuPont Fabros Technology (DFT), "a leading developer of wholesale data center space." If the report is accurate, the lease is scheduled to become effective in the third quarter (July to September) of this year, when the building opens. "DuPont Fabros disclosed the Santa Clara lease in its first quarter earnings, but did not reveal the name of the tenant, which is consistent with its policies," the DCK report found. "But multiple industry sources have since confirmed that the tenant is Apple." Source: Data Center Knowledge [...]

Steve Walton

Posted May 18th, 2011

Sweet. Once the new DC is up, maybe my Apple Me mail won’t suck quite so badly compared to any and all other email hosts. I’ve never had worse performance in my life than the webmail version of Me.com

[...] the square footage isn’t on the same scale as the NC data centre. As for its primary role, Datacenter Knowledge speculates that it’s likely going to be backing up its east coast counterpart. Which is to say, it keeps [...]

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[...] center in North Carolina, but apparently Apple wants more — the company is also setting up another new data center much closer to home in Silicon Valley. The 11,000 square foot setup is smaller than the big complex in North Carolina, which is said to [...]

[...] center in North Carolina, but apparently Apple wants more — the company is also setting up another new data center much closer to home in Silicon Valley. The 11,000 square foot setup is smaller than the big complex in North Carolina, which is said to [...]

[...] in North Carolina, but apparently Apple wants more — the company is also setting up another new data center much closer to home in Silicon Valley. The 11,000 square foot setup is smaller than the big complex in North Carolina, which is said to [...]

[...] Apple Adding Data Center in Silicon Valley [...]

[...] Silicon Valley data center, according to a report citing “multiple industry sources”.Data Center Knowledge reports that Apple has signed a seven-year lease for space in a new data center being built in by [...]

[...] leasing space from a new wholesale data center facility in Silicon Valley.Data Center Knowledge reports that Apple signed a seven-year lease with DuPont Fabros Technology last month, worth approximately [...]

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[...] huge new data center in North Carolina is getting a little brother. According to Data Center Knowledge, Apple is building a new data center in Santa Clara, CA. Data Center Knowledge reports that [...]

[...] Apple’s huge new data center in North Carolina is getting a little brother. According to Data Center Knowledge, Apple is building a new data center in Santa Clara, CA. Data Center Knowledge reports that [...]

[...] Data Center Knowledge reports that Apple sealed a seven-year franchise with DuPont Fabros Technology in April, for approximately 11,000 block feet of datacentre space in a Santa Clara, California facilities. The commencement of a understanding is slated for someday in a third quarter, when a trickery is adult and running. [...]

[...] (Apple's huge server farm in North Carolina, most probably, although there's also news about a new farm in Silicon Valley)."In some embodiments, the user will be able to enable a partial [...]

P. Ranaldi

Posted May 20th, 2011

The biggest question is.. are they going with DC technology or AC?? Makes a big difference…. check out the ABB announcement this week for controlling interest in Validus DC!!

[...] has been building up a data center in North Carolina for some time, and it’s also piecing together a smaller data center in Santa Clara, Calif., both of which are expected to serve at the heart of Apple’s cloud [...]

[...] franchise for 2.28 megawatts of vicious appetite bucket in a new information core being built in Santa Clara, Calif. by DuPont Fabros Technology (DFT), a heading developer of indiscriminate information core space. [...]

[...] iOS, Apple’s mobile device operating system which runs the iPhone, iPad, and iPod.Apple is managing iCloud in huge new data centers located in North Carolina and California. Apple will offer a basic level of iCloud for free, but [...]

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