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Maryland City Pushes Back on Amazon’s Transatlantic Ireland Cable Station Proposal Amid Data Center Fears
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Maryland City Pushes Back on Amazon’s Transatlantic Ireland Cable Station Proposal Amid Data Center Fears
March 30, 2026 – Residents are pushing back on plans to build Amazon’s 24,000-square-foot cable landing station in Ocean City, Maryland. Citing energy use, environment, and quality of life concerns, several neighboring property owners banded together to submit a memorandum to the Worcester County Commissioners detailing their opposition to Globalinx’s proposed transatlantic cable system, which would be used by Amazon. This was first reported by …
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