Every month we are showing you through drone-view videos of the evolution of the works of Apple's Campus 2 also known as a spaceship or spaceship, a complex that will be the next facilities of the company that is currently in Cupertino. During the presentation of the event, Apple offered a large number of data, such as that the diameter of the complex would be longer than the top of the Empire State Building, one of the tallest buildings in New York (the city of skyscrapers) and that it would give It accommodates about 13.000 employees, equivalent to 35 Boing 747s.
But a new report that Bloomberg has had access to affirms that the number of workers the complex can house is likely to be much higher than initially projected, since those in Cupertino want focus the largest number of work teams under one roof so that collaboration between them is more agile and fast.
According to a person related to the new staff relocation plans at Apple's new facilities
A committee of Apple managers is working on a plan to reorganize work teams' location plans. Recently, the entire workforce has been changed, initially planned for 13.000 people. Now the number of employees has expanded by several thousand and Apple is reorganizing internal office space to accommodate new needs.
The same Bloomberg report also states that Apple's current Cupertino facility will be used for host all Internet service workgroups such as Siri, Maps, iCloud, Apple Pay, New and part of iTunes and Apple Music. According to people familiar with these plans, Apple's idea is to be able to compete with the current cloud services of Google and Amazon from the same place, since currently this work is carried out from rented offices in Cupertino and Sunnyvale.
