Apple pulls plug on £750m Ireland datacentre
Vendor 'forced to make other plans' after facilities development gets bogged down in legal proceedings
Apple has scrapped plans to build a €850m (£743m) datacentre in Ireland after the project became entangled in court proceedings. The facility was supported by the Irish government but was met with objections...
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