E Technologies Granted Telecom Licence By ICTA

ICTA Managing Director Dave Archbold (left front) sits
next to CaymanOne’s John Robertson. Others in
attendance were (standing l-r) the ICTA’s Legal
Counsel Phillip Brazeau, and CaymanOne
representatives Nigel Berry, Mike Brown, Steven Jeter
and Mark Atkinson

Wednesday, July 28, 2004

E Technologies Ltd, which will trade as CaymanOne, was granted a telecom licence by the Information and Communications Technology Authority (ICTA) last week.

The company, which listed a Singapore address on its licence application, received approval to offer a wide range of services including cellular, Internet and fixed wireless.

“We’re to compete in every single field that Cable & Wireless does,” said the company’s Marketing Director Nigel Berry.

Currently in temporary offices in George Town, a CaymanOne spokesperson said the company would build a 15,000-square foot, two-storey data centre on a seven-acre property across from the entrance to Marina Drive.

Mr Berry said that CaymanOne was here for the long haul. “Our licence was for 15 years and we plan to be here that long and longer,” he said. “We’re going to shake up the telecom market.”

Although the company has yet to announce many details of its products and services, Mr Berry said that a detailed press release would be issued in the near future.

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