Apple is opening another campus, but won't say where yet

A new Apple campus is coming to town — but which town, exactly, remains a mystery.

What we do know is that it's happening. Apple's also hiring 20,000 workers and investing $350 billion dollars into the U.S. economy over the next five years, the tech company (which currently has 84,000 employees) announced Wednesday.

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Hiring will ramp up at existing campuses and at the new location, which will serve as a technical support hub for customers. The facility's location is supposed to be revealed later this year.

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The announcement came the same day that CEO Tim Cook made a surprise visit to Reno, Nevada, where Apple broke ground on a new data center facility.

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With limited details on the new campus plan (we reached out to Apple for more information), we can't say whether it'll have any spaceship-like characteristics like the new main Cupertino, California, location. But we can hope it'll have iPhone-inspired toilets.

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