The edifice complex is alive and well in Silicon Valley, as Apple's new solar-powered spaceship campus looks to be costing 66 percent more than initially planned, and Apple's move-in date has been pushed back a year.
Cupertino posted Apple's newest plans for its massive new campus to the city's website today.
It'll be a bit longer until Steve Jobs' dream Apple campus is complete.
What would a spaceship look like inside if Apple designed it? Glad you asked. Pictures of the company's new "spaceship" campus were leaked today.
Confirming recent rumors, Apple has sent out press invites for its iPhone 5 event on October 4 at its Cupertino campus.
Surprisingly, Apple is pretty straightforward in the invite regarding what the event is about: “Let’s talk iPhone.” Typically, Apple …
Not that this comes as any surprise, but Cupertino Mayor Gilbert Wong appears to be fully on-board with Apple’s new spaceship-styled campus, TechCrunch reports.
“There is no chance that we’re saying no,” Wong said. “The Mothership has landed in Cupertino.”…
Apple isn’t in the spaceship-building business (yet), but its employees may soon feel like they’re working in one. CEO Steve Jobs pitched his proposal for a revamped Apple campus to the Cupertino City Council yesterday, describing it as “a little …
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