Greg Wyler

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

Greg Wyler is the founder of OneWeb (originally WorldVu Satellites Ltd), a low-Earth orbit satellite network and major Starlink rival, and is currently the founder and CEO of E-Space. The January and February 2026 release of millions of DOJ Epstein files revealed that Jeffrey Epstein served as an informal adviser and confidante to Wyler during the creation and early fundraising phase of OneWeb beginning around 2012. The unsealed documents contain extensive email correspondence between the two men, records of shared jet rides, and evidence of visits to Epstein's private island. Specific documents show that in May 2014, Epstein advised Wyler on bringing in competitive bidders for his company, and in June 2014, Epstein offered to help Wyler in exchange for a 30% cut of tax savings. Wyler publicly responded to the revelations, confirming that Epstein had presented himself as someone with professional relationships and advisory experience across the tech industry. However, Wyler explicitly denied that any investment by Epstein was ever made, and stated that he never accepted any offer or request from Epstein to invest in or financially support any company. Wyler characterized all of his interactions with Epstein as professional in nature. As of late February 2026, Wyler has not been named in any criminal investigation, has not been arrested, charged, or faced any formal legal proceedings arising from his documented contact with Epstein. He is not listed in the NBC News tracker of Epstein-related resignations, firings, or investigations. The connection appears to be one of a business figure who sought and received advisory access from Epstein without evidence of participation in Epstein's criminal conduct.