Viper Networks Announces Operation Plans for the Eastern Caribbean Region

TROY, Mich. and CASTRIES, Saint Lucia, Dec. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) has announced the creation of 0Wire (CARICOM), Ltd. in St. Lucia, a subsidiary of Viper Networks, Inc. The entity will be the holding company for each of the subsidiaries that 0Wire plans to operate in the Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority (“ECTel”) region, which includes St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenada.

The first deployment, which will take place in Dominica, is presently scheduled to proceed throughout the first quarter of 2026. Corporate actions in Dominica have already commenced and licensing will proceed as soon as the actions have been filed. 0Wire’s advanced scouting and engineering teams have already been in country for several months arranging the necessary licensing, meeting with regulators and constituents, arranging trans-continental connectivity as well as working with local sites that will be the backbone of the local network. Initial services will include fixed wireless access, home and business Internet access and telephony services.

Simultaneous to the launch in Dominica, 0Wire is launching mobile service throughout the United States, specifically addressing expatriates from the Eastern Caribbean market. Facilitated by the VirtuoLink Platform in its recently announced MVNE joint venture, the mobile service will operate in tandem with services in Dominica. By providing plans that span borders, this allows seamless calling, messaging, video and data services between 0Wire subscribers (called “Global Citizens”) anywhere within the 0Wire footprint. Global Citizens in the United States will be provided with a local telephone number in Dominica and Global Citizens in Dominica will be provided with a local number in the United States, removing the expensive calling regimes of established operators and the need to resort to third party Over-the-Top (“OTT”) providers to communicate cost effectively. 0Wire intends to expand this service to include St. Lucia and St. Kitts as it launches in those markets.

“We have been on the ground working with regulators, non-government organizations, and our Global Citizens for quite some time preparing for this launch,” said Nichole Chick, 0Wire’s Vice President of Engineering and Project Management. “Infrastructure is most valuable when it is built with the community, not around it. Access to inexpensive telecommunications resources is now a basic human right, and we are here to provide that service.”

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