Apple’s latest datacentre appears on Google Maps

Apple’s 500,000 square-foot behemoth of a datacentre in Maiden, North Carolina has popped adult on Google Maps.

Apple’s 500,000 square-foot datacentre in Maiden, North Carolina has popped adult on Google Maps. Credit: Google Maps

As picked adult by Fortune on Wednesday, Apple’s datacentre — that a association pronounced would go live in a open — now appears in satellite images, carrying formerly shown adult as a vast patch of dull land. The building has an estimated ability for 95,000 to 120,000 servers.

While a satellite imagery has been updated, Google’s Street View has not. Entering into Street View on a highway only outward a trickery yields a good perspective of a large, open field.

Along with a existent trickery in Newark, California, Apple reportedly sealed a seven-year franchise with DuPont Fabros Technology progressing this year for approximately 11,000 block feet of datacentre space in Santa Clara, California.

For some-more on this ZDNet UK-selected story, see Apple’s hulk information core pops adult on Google, Bing on CNET News.

Article source: http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/networking/2011/06/02/apples-latest-datacentre-appears-on-google-maps-40092964/