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DC BLOX / Myrtle Beach / South Carolina / US
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In partnership with global hyperscale partners, DC BLOX is redefining the hyperscale Cable Landing Station (CLS) with its first subsea facility in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Type: Cable Landing Station, Colocation
DC BLOX is a digital infrastructure provider in the Southeast that delivers integrated data center and fiber network solutions at scale to enable hyperscalers, enterprises, communications providers, and technology companies to offer enhanced digital services to their customers and accelerate the region’s economic growth.
1401 Howard Road
Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station (MYR1) opened in 2023
MYRTLE BEACH, SC — October 10, 2023
ATLANTA – May 10, 2022
The Myrtle Beach CLS, to be located in the International Technology and Aerospace Park (ITAP), will be DC BLOX’s second location in South Carolina.
"address1": "1401 Howard Avenue"
"name": "DC BLOX MYR1 - DCBLOX Myrtle Beach"
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