In the wake of today’s announcements at Apple’s 2015 World Wide Developers conference, there is rumors of the Cupertino tech giant, to be working on enhancing its cloud data centers with higher speeds and performance, through long-haul pipes connecting each one of its four cloud infrastructures in California, Nevada, North Carolina and Oregon.

At 10:00am today, June 8th 2015, Tim Cook opened the 26th edition of the WWDC Keynote, introducing a number of major, and some minor updates regarding iOS 9, as well as the next iteration of OS X, codenamed “El Capitan”, and a new version of the watchOS development toolkit, for programmers looking to create applications for the Apple Watch, and more important updates.

“It’s happening tomorrow” was Morris’s official statement, given on stage in no uncertain terms, over the course of an interview. Morris’s 37 years partnership with Jimmy Lovine, who is now running Apple’s music services, since the $3 billion dollar purchase of Beats, is also a boosting indicator that Apple will reveal the new service.

The misunderstanding was recently settled between Apple and AltConf, as AltConf clarified that tickets for the event are merely for the scope of event registration, and can be had at no charge.