Wow- 14,000 people/ 7,400 parking spaces. Even if everyone arrives in the morning over two or so hours that would need almost a dedicated highway to serve all of that traffic.
Samsung Smart Camp right on the way, next to the Apple Campus.![]()
What if it really is a spaceship and Captain Tim leaves all of us so we're stuck with phones with fingerprint sensors in weird places?
Dont do it Tim...don't do it
Wow- 14,000 people/ 7,400 parking spaces. Even if everyone arrives in the morning over two or so hours that would need almost a dedicated highway to serve all of that traffic.
according to KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it'll be a giant Mac Pro.
That number impresses you?
Foxconn has over one MILLION employees. I think that company faces a slightly differenct logistical challenge...
There are even more people working on the Microsoft campus in Redmond or on the Bayer campus in Leverkusen, Germany. But yes, Bayer Leverkusen HAS an own highway exit. Hmm.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/campus
cam·pus
1 : the area and buildings around a university, college, school, etc.
2 : a university, college, or school viewed as an academic, social, or spiritual entity
3 : grounds that resemble a campus <a hospital campus> <a landscaped corporate campus>
I look forward to your next incorrect correction
Hopefully once it's done they can get back to work on the PowerBook G5.
Steve would never have allowed this.
Money can be spent better otherwise.
That number impresses you?
Foxconn has over one MILLION employees. I think that company faces a slightly differenct logistical challenge...
There are even more people working on the Microsoft campus in Redmond or on the Bayer campus in Leverkusen, Germany. But yes, Bayer Leverkusen HAS an own highway exit. Hmm.
It would have taken a real clown to vote no.
Apple should hire me to work at their new campus. I have the skill set and qualifications to be an asset to their company. I will create more than enough value to justify my compensation. My first suggestion would be for their marketing team to get Jonathan Ive a proper wardrobe so he can stop embarrassing himself with V-necks and chest hair in all of his new product promotional videos.
It does actually...
Microsoft, Google and Apple use it for office buildings the make themselves sound less corporate, my comment is specifically about how it's really weird that they do this given a campus = the grounds for a university.
I look forward to your wannabe tech boy 'nah man you're wrong!!!' comments.
Steve would never have allowed this.
Money can be spent better otherwise.
according to KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it'll be a giant Mac Pro.
Not sure if joking or serious. . .
Steve I think wanted more money spent on this and some of it was scaled back.
Update: Apple CEO Tim Cook has issued a Tweet about the approval, interestingly quoting the title of our own article on the topic.
Give it up. You're wrong, as every literate person knows. Campus is not a word limited to universities, and Apple's campus isn't a "training facility."Lol your 'correction' proves my point...
Update: Apple CEO Tim Cook has issued a Tweet about the approval, interestingly quoting the title of our own article on the topic.
Presumably the large "underground parking facility" is, in fact, where the engines/reactors will go.