Apple to spend 1 billion euros to expand its Silicon Design Center

Apple established the European Silicon Design Center in Munich in 2021. In a recent press release, the company announced that it will invest 1 billion euros in this center. With this investment, the company will design and build a state-of-the-art research facility on Seidlstrasse. With its key lab space, cutting-edge design and central location, this space will enable Apple’s R&D teams to come together in new ways to foster collaboration and innovation.

3 new facilities will be built with an investment of 1 billion euros

In addition to Apple’s new Seidlstrasse facility, several additional R&D sites will be built at Denisstrasse and Marsstrasse as part of the Silicon Design Center expansion. These three new structures will be located opposite Apple’s recently opened R&D facility in Karlstrasse.

This investment, which is very important for the development of Apple products, says the company will move towards the design and construction of a cutting-edge research facility on Seidlstrasse, where Apple’s R&D teams can come together in new ways to foster collaboration and innovation.

Johny Srouji, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, said: “Our R&D teams in Munich are critical in our efforts to develop higher performance, efficiency and power-saving products. Expansion of our European Silicon Design Center, special silicon It will enable even closer collaboration between our more than 2,000 engineers in Bavaria working on breakthrough innovations, including designs, power management chips and future wireless technologies.” said.