It is reported that Apple is transitioning iCloud's service to a Chinese company's server

Apple is said to rely on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for most of the servers in iCloud's data center, but plans to switch to its own data center, It is reported that servers of "Inspur" accounting for 60% of the market are under consideration.

Inspur reportedly joins Apple server supply chain
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"Apple is considering using Inspur's servers in China," reported Taiwan's IT news site, DIGITIMES. Regarding this matter, both Apple and Inspur have not commented on it, but sources closer to both companies acknowledge this information as correct. DIGITIMES has reported accurate rumors before, so Apple's news site ·Mac RumorsSuggests that the information is highly credible this time as well.

Inspur is a rapidly growing company in China's Internet server industry, has already signed a partnership with companies such as Microsoft · Intel · IBM · LG Electronics · Ericsson · VMware · Nvidia. Also, out of 85% of the owners owned by Baidu, 60% are composed of servers of Inspur and Alibaba. Apple was said to have borrowed a cloud server from Amazon, Microsoft and Google, but reported that it is constructing its own server system to escape expenses that are dependent on other companies It was done.

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MacRumors says that Apple is building a new data center in Denmark, Ireland and in Nevada and Arizona states in the USA. It also states that existing data centers in Oregon State are being extended.