Apple
Apple Inc. is a hyperscaler that builds and operates data centers to support its services ecosystem, including iCloud, Apple Music, and Siri, with expansions for low-latency delivery. It has developed Private Cloud Compute, a custom hardware-software stack using Apple silicon for secure AI processing in the cloud.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
8
Markets
8
Countries
4
Live capacity
350+ MW
Pipeline
20+ MW
Total potential
400+ MW
13% of live capacity is estimated rather than sourced.
Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
Apple data centre locations
8 mapped sites across 4 countries, coloured by status.
About Apple
Apple is a major technology company headquartered in the United States. While primarily known for its consumer electronics and software products, Apple also operates data centers to support its various services and cloud offerings. As a diversified technology conglomerate, Apple leverages its financial resources, engineering expertise, and brand recognition to compete in the data center industry, though its market share and specific data center capabilities are not publicly known.
Apple operates proprietary data centers and Private Cloud Compute infrastructure powered by custom Apple silicon to deliver cloud services and AI workloads globally with a focus on privacy and renewable energy.
Company Overview
Apple facilities
Every Apple site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
AthenryIreland
- Athenry Apple 001Athenry · Under construction
Des MoinesUnited States
- Waukee Apple 004Waukee · Operational
Mesa, AZUnited States
- Mesa Apple 003Mesa · Operational
North CarolinaUnited States
- Maiden Apple 001Maiden · Operational
PrinevilleUnited States
- Prineville Apple 002Prineville · Operational
RenoUnited States
- Sparks Apple 005Sparks · Operational
UlanqabChina
- Ulanqab Apple 001Ulanqab · Operational
ViborgDenmark
- Tjele Apple 001Tjele · Operational
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