Silicon Valley is increasingly becoming a chess board for the major players in the mobile device industry. Several days ago, Samsung inaugurated a massive facility in the area, bringing the battle close to its rival, Apple, which - for its part - is building a gigantic "space ship campus" in Cupertino. The moves and counter moves are promising to intensify as Apple is reportedly dropping another "spaceship" at the very heart of Silicon Valley, which is also where Google holds court.
The iPhone manufacturer reportedly inked a deal with Landbank Investment to lease the planned Central & Wolfe campus at Sunnyvale, according to the Silicon Valley Business Journal. The project is a 777,000-square-foot real estate that follows the circular architecture that Apple favored in its Cupertino campus. Check out the architectural rendering of the new facility below.
