HQ Function

Serves as the primary corporate headquarters, housing research and development, design teams, executive leadership, and various corporate functions. It's the central hub for Apple's global operations and innovation.

Notable Features:

The iconic ring-shaped main building (often called 'the spaceship'), extensive parklands with over 9,000 native and drought-resistant trees, a 100,000-square-foot fitness and wellness center, a 1,000-seat Steve Jobs Theater, and a visitor center with an Apple Store and café. The campus is powered by 100% renewable energy, including a massive rooftop solar installation.

Work Culture:

Known for its highly innovative, collaborative, yet demanding and secretive environment. Emphasis is placed on design excellence, meticulous attention to detail, and pushing technological boundaries. Employees often describe a fast-paced atmosphere with high expectations.

HQ Significance:

Apple Park is a symbol of Apple's innovation, design philosophy, and commitment to environmental sustainability. It represents the company's vision for the future of work and technology, envisioned by Steve Jobs as a center for creativity and collaboration.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation, design excellence, environmental sustainability, collaboration, and a focus on creating a unique and inspiring workspace.

Location:

Apple supports its global operations through a vast network of corporate offices, research and development facilities, data centers, and iconic retail stores worldwide. Key functions supported globally include product design and engineering (primarily in Cupertino), manufacturing and supply chain management (globally, with significant operations in Asia), software development, marketing, sales, customer support, and retail operations across the Americas, Europe, Greater China, Japan, and the rest of Asia Pacific.

Street Address:

One Apple Park Way

City:

Cupertino

State/Province:

California

Country:

United States