Apple To Netherlands?

Is Apple headed to the land of windmills and wooden clogs? (That's the Netherlands, not your basement.) That's the rumor from news sources in that country. According to WebWereld (translated to 'we scooped you all'), Apple is considering a massive data center project in the town of Eemshaven. The coastal town, where Google already operates a $2B data center, is covered in windmills offering renewable power and is a hub for a high-speed fiber cable connecting to the US, according to reports.

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