Apple is joining forces with China-based Inspur to bring its cloud-based services in-house

AppAdvice
Apr 11, 2016, 2:11 pm369 pts
Apple is reportedly working with a Chinese server vendor called Inspur in a bid to bring its cloud-based infastructure in-house, rather than using products from competing companies, a recent report claims. The benefits of powering its iCloud services in-house are numerous. The news comes from hit-and-miss…

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