Today Tim Cook has been named the world's greatest leader, and for the award he gave an interview to the publication that awarded him for his achievements, providing very interesting information about Apple Campus 2. According to him Tim Cook, Apple Campus 2 is going to be fully or partially named after the legendary CEO Steve Jobs, but unfortunately Cook did not provide details on how the decision will be made regarding the granting of the name, but we will probably find out details in the coming months.
What Tim Cook revealed is like the family of legendary CEO Steve Jobs will have a serious word to say regarding the use of his name for the entire Apple Campus 2, or only for certain buildings of it, so that based on their decision Apple will organize its plans. No matter what the family's decision will be, Tim Cook claims that Steve Jobs will be honored in one way or another within Apple Campus 2, so if there won't be a part that bears his name, then there will probably be at least a statue.
He says Apple hasn't decided yet exactly what it will call "Apple Campus 2," the current internal designation. Some naming element of the buildings or the entire locale will almost certainly include an homage to Jobs, depending on his family's wishes, says Cook.
Apple Campus 2 was an extremely important project for Steve Jobs and just a few months before his death he convinced the Cupertino city council to approve his construction plans, so paying tribute to him is a logical decision.
