Apple expanded its territory dramatically, turning 2 billion of its land into a water Orchard

Apple recently purchased 98 acres of land in Cupertino, doubling Apple's work in the region.

Even the most demanding technical observer has to admit that the past few yearsAppleHas always been the brightest star in the tech world. You may criticize their close vertical integration model, their grumpy CEO Steve Jobs, or the price of Apple products. However, we have to admit that Apple did create a formula for the success of expanding the company by printing money frantically. Only this year, approximately 12,300 employees joined the family of 46,600 industry elites. Compared with the number of existing products, this number is really scary.

"We have 57 buildings in Cupertino, but they are still not enough," said Apple spokesman Steve Dowling. "These offices will give our employees more space, so that we can continue to expand." These offices used to be HP's staff quarters. Although Apple refused to disclose the price of the land, some real estate experts evaluated the minimum value of $0.3 billion.

Next, how do Apple's male and female elites use these new spaces to create more value? Many people think that Apple should start to make their own TVs or enhance their power in the home appliance industry. When Intel has begun to create a sophisticated and power-saving mobile phone processor, we will not only ask what will happen to iOS and Mac OS X in the future. Does the iPad, iPod, and iPhone family continue to conquer the market with screens of different shapes and sizes?

However, Apple's iOS came out three years ago, and Google Android was still born more than two years ago. God knows the future of technology, especially apple's technology.