Apple's China iCloud data center hit by 'dire' COVID lockdown

AppleInsider
Sep 8, 2022, 8:50 am157 pts
The data center Apple uses for iCloud in China has barred employees from leaving for a week, because of a COVID lockdown. Apple usually operates its own data centers worldwide, but a 2017 controversial law change in China required it to use a local company instead. That government-backed firm, now called…

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