Apple has officially started operations at its first domestic data center in China over three years after it started building the facility to store customer data within the country s borders.
The data center, located in the southwestern province of Guizhou, commenced operations on Tuesday, local authorities said. The data center will be operated by Guizhou-Cloud Big Data (GCBD) and used to store Chinese customer iCloud data domestically.
According to state-run media outlet
XinhuaNet, the data center will improve Chinese users experience in terms of access speed and service reliability.
Apple is also planning a second data center in Ulanqab City in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Apple has officially started operations at its first domestic data center in China over three years after it started building the facility to store customer data within the country s borders.
tanmayFebruary 17, 2021
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