Viper Networks Subsidiary 0Wire Communications Joins the Caribbean Datacenter Association (CDA)

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Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) subsidiary 0Wire Communications joined the Caribbean Datacenter Association as an Affiliate Member on March 26, 2026. The move aligns with Viper’s regional telecom strategy and its 0Wire CARICOM subsidiary in St. Lucia, targeting initial operations in Dominica, St. Lucia and St. Kitts.

The company said 0Wire will support fixed wireless, mobile and smart city services and help interconnect datacenters to advance digital infrastructure, connectivity and regional data sovereignty goals.

TROY, Mich. and WILLEMSTAD, Curaçao, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) subsidiary 0Wire Communications has joined the Caribbean Datacenter Association as an Affiliate Member. The vision of the Caribbean Datacenter Association is to build cutting edge infrastructure connecting datacenters and facilitating the proliferation of the digital economy in the region while fostering growth, collaboration and excellence of datacenter operators and technology across the Caribbean.

Earlier this year Viper announced the creation of 0Wire CARICOM in St. Lucia, a wholly owned subsidiary, as well as the company’s strategy for the operations of telecommunications networks across the Eastern Caribbean. The company’s vision is to commence operations initially in Dominica and the subsequently in St. Lucia and St. Kitts, addressing fixed wireless, mobile services and smart city services, three of the five pillars of the company’s Everything Wireless: Telecom+Energy strategy.

“Datacenters are the fundamental building blocks of a country’s digital DNA,” said Erik Levitt, the company’s CEO. “Creating opportunity in the region requires access to local digital infrastructure, creating local content and storing that data in a manner consistent with data sovereignty aspirations. The key to the success of those datacenters is having access to affordable connectivity. 0Wire intends to provide those services across the region in the long term.”

“We are proud to welcome 0Wire Communications to the Caribbean Datacenter Association. Connectivity is the foundation of every data center and IXP; without it, there is no digital economy. By strengthening interconnection across the Caribbean and beyond, we are building a truly unified and resilient digital region,” said Giovanni King, the chairman of the Caribbean Data Center Association.

As the company deploys infrastructure throughout the region, interconnecting datacenters will generate revenue as well as increase the value of the network to the company’s subscribers, which the company calls Global Citizens, ultimately creating shareholder value.

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FAQ

What does 0Wire Communications joining the Caribbean Datacenter Association mean for Viper Networks (VPER)?

It signals regional infrastructure alignment and industry collaboration for Viper Networks. According to the company, the membership supports 0Wire’s plan to interconnect datacenters across the Caribbean and advance connectivity, which the company says can enhance network value for subscribers and long-term shareholder value.

Will Viper Networks (VPER) start operations in specific Caribbean islands and when?

Viper plans to commence operations initially in Dominica, then St. Lucia and St. Kitts. According to the company, those steps follow creation of 0Wire CARICOM in St. Lucia and are part of its Everything Wireless: Telecom+Energy strategy.

What services will 0Wire offer under Viper Networks’ (VPER) regional strategy?

0Wire intends to offer fixed wireless, mobile services and smart city solutions across the Eastern Caribbean. According to the company, these three services are core pillars of its Everything Wireless: Telecom+Energy approach to support local digital infrastructure and connectivity.

How will joining the Caribbean Datacenter Association affect data sovereignty efforts for Viper Networks (VPER)?

Membership aims to strengthen local data infrastructure and sovereignty in the region. According to the company, interconnecting datacenters and providing local storage supports data sovereignty aspirations and fosters local content and digital economy growth.

Does Viper Networks (VPER) expect revenue from interconnecting datacenters in the Caribbean?

The company anticipates revenue generation from interconnecting datacenters as it deploys infrastructure. According to the company, these interconnections should increase network value to its Global Citizens subscriber base and contribute to shareholder value over time.