Palm Beach County commissioners vote late Wednesday to reject a proposal for a digital infrastructure hub planned to include AI-related data centers and warehouses. The project, described by local opponents and media as “Project Tango,” would have been sited near or around the Mar-a-Lago area. According to multiple reports, the decision follows months of organized opposition from local residents, who raised concerns that helped shape the commissioners’ vote. The Board of County Commissioners rejected the plan by voting in line with this local backlash, ending the effort to move forward with the development as proposed. Bloomberg and other outlets report that the rejection reflects the strength of the residents’ campaign, which had continued through the lead-up to the vote. The sources agree on the timing—late Wednesday—and on the general purpose and scope of the proposal: creating a hub intended for AI data center capacity and related warehousing. None of the provided articles indicate that the project will be revised or resubmitted, but they do characterize the commissioners’ action as a direct response to community opposition.