Why Apple Is Spending $1.9 Billion To Open Data Centers In Denmark And Ireland
Apple follows Microsoft and Google by opening data centers in Europe. Whether that's NSA-motivated is unclear.
Apple said Monday that it is investing $1.9 billion to open data centers in Denmark and Ireland, according to the AFP. It is a move likely to comfort European politicians and security industry insiders who have criticized the U.S. National Security Agency for poring over European citizens' data held in U.S. facilities. Until now, Apple has stored user data in centers in California, Oregon, and North Carolina.
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