Apple to open new data center in Denmark
The Apple logo at the Apple Store in London. (File photo by MARTIN OESER / dapd, AP)
HELSINKI — Denmark says that Apple has decided to build a data center in the southwestern town Aabenraa, near Viborg, where it has another one already under construction.
The Danish Foreign Ministry says that both will use only renewable energy as a power source and “thereby contribute to Denmark achieving its renewable energy goals.”
The ministry said Monday that with the latest investments from Apple, Facebook, and Google’s purchase of a land plot, the Scandinavian country is moving to becoming a major site for the world’s biggest tech players. It is also among the top three countries in terms of environmental technologies, according to a Greenpeace report this year.
