Apple confirms plans for second wind-powered Danish data centre
Tech giant says major new data centre facility will run entirely on local renewable power thanks to 30MW wind energy investment
Apple has today confirmed plans to build a second major data centre in Denmark to be powered with 100 per cent renewables. The tech giant is expected to invest $921m in the new facility in Aabenraa...
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