Report: Apple Expanding Nevada Data Center Campus

The company will add four more facilities totaling 103,000 sq ft of data center space to its complex in Reno.

February 28, 2014

The Reno-Gazette Journal is reporting that Apple has filed permits to add an additional 103,000 sq ft of space to its data center complex in Reno Technology Park. According to the paper, the expansion will include four new data center buildings that “will be built within 25 feet of Apple’s current structures at the technology park.”

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