Thursday, May 10, 2018
Apple Ditches Plans for $1 Billion Irish Data Center, Citing Approval Delays
Apple has ditched its plans to build a $1 billion data center in Ireland because of continual delays in the approval process chiefly brought about by planning appeals by local residents (via Reuters). Apple had been trying to get its $1 billion data center in County Galway, Ireland built for over three years, but has experienced pushback from individuals and organizations highlighting 
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