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Apple is investing in Iowa to the tune of $1.3 billion.
The iPhone maker plans to build a $1.3 billion plant in Waukee, located about 20 minutes outside Iowa's state capital.
The 50-employee plant, which will run entirely on renewable energy, is designed to help power Apple's App Store.
"This new data center will play a very important role in the App Store's continued success. And as the App Store grows, we look forward to growing in Iowa," CEO Tim Cook said.
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