Apple Announces Europe's First Developer Center
The center will offer workshops, one-on-one sessions and dedicated labs to help developers improve app design and performance.
- On Thursday, June 4, 2026, Apple announced Europe's first Apple Developer Center, situated in the Mitte district of Berlin, ahead of the Worldwide Developers Conference launching Monday.
- Expanding its international footprint, the company's new site joins existing Developer Centers in Cupertino, Bengaluru, Shanghai, and Singapore, marking the fifth global location.
- In-Person sessions and dedicated labs will provide hands-on support from Apple experts in multiple languages, serving developers of all sizes from one person up.
- Complementing the Swift Student Challenge, Apple Foundation Programs in Italy and France already support regional developers, with the Berlin center extending this network across Europe.
- Susan Prescott, Apple's vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations, stated, "When developers have the right tools and resources, incredible things follow," underscoring the center's mission.
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The Independent (US)Apple building first ‘developer centre’ in Europe
Move comes amid testy relationship between Apple and Europe
Apple is looking to improve its relationship with app developers in Europe and help them as it announces plans to open its first Apple Developer Center on the continent.It will be located in the Mitte neighborhood of Berlin, Germany, and will open its doors later this year. Apple already has Developer Centers in Bengaluru, Cupertino, Shanghai and Singapore, reports Telegraph.The center will be a place where developers can participate in workshop…
Berlin's Senator for Economic Affairs, Franziska Giffey (SPD), is pleased about Apple's decision to locate there – and sees it as confirmation of her course.
The Apple Developer Center in Berlin will open its doors at the end of 2026 and will become the first such centre that Apple launches in Europe. The company has chosen the district of Mitte, one of the areas with the greatest business and technological activity in the German capital, to locate facilities oriented to developers, startups and equipment that work in applications for the ecosystem of the brand. A space to improve apps from iPhone, i…
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