What is the name of Apple's headquarters campus in Cupertino?

Apple's headquarters campus in Cupertino is named Apple Park. It became Apple's corporate headquarters in 2017, replacing the company's earlier Apple Campus at 1 Infinite Loop.

The campus was designed by Foster + Partners, with Steve Jobs closely involved in its concept before his death. Its enormous circular main building earned the media nickname “the spaceship.” Apple Park opened to employees in April 2017, although some construction continued afterward.

The name is easy to confuse with One Apple Park Way, which is the campus's street address, and Apple Campus, the former headquarters nearby. Apple Park also contains the Steve Jobs Theater, which Apple has used for major product presentations. The site was planned with extensive green space and thousands of drought-resistant trees, reflecting Jobs's wish for a campus that felt more like a natural refuge than a conventional office park.