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Apple cancels plans for second data centre in Denmark

By Staff Writer on Jun 12, 2019 6:55AM
Apple cancels plans for second data centre in Denmark

Will expand its other site in the country instead.

Apple Inc said on Tuesday it had decided to cancel plans for a second data centre in Denmark and the company will expand its other site in the country instead. Denmark and other Nordic countries have long been a magnet for power-hungry industries because of their renewable energy resources such ...

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