Public money built Maryland Broadband. Now it’s tied to Amazon’s Ocean City cable
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Maryland Broadband Cooperative, the nonprofit helping Amazon bring a transatlantic cable ashore near Ocean City, says it has benefited from roughly $54 million in publicly financed construction — investment that helped build the statewide fiber network now central to its pitch.
Founded in 2006 by five regional development groups representing the Upper Shore, Mid-Shore, Lower Shore, Southern Maryland and Western Maryland, the cooperative was created to build the “middle mile,” or backbone connect
Founded in 2006 by five regional development groups representing the Upper Shore, Mid-Shore, Lower Shore, Southern Maryland and Western Maryland, the cooperative was created to build the “middle mile,” or backbone connect
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