Viper Networks Announces Launches of Mobile Services and US Smart City Pilot in Archuleta County Colorado
TROY, Mich., April 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) has announced the launch of its mobile services and its first smart city pilot in the United States. The intended launch date is in the late second quarter of 2026. Operating as Four Corners Wireless, 0Wire Communications, will provide mobile services, business communications services and smart city services in Archuleta County, Colorado, commencing with Pagosa Springs.
Operating from both existing infrastructure as well as its own physical infrastructure, which includes its state-of-the-art Community line of smart poles and smart lighting systems, services will include full mobility, business services that eliminate the need for Over-the-Top legacy Voice-over-IP services and a full suite of smart city services at one of the county facilities. The smart city pilot will showcase the full breadth of 0Wire’s capabilities, including intelligent lighting, cameras and associated video solutions capable of powerful AI analytics, advertising panels and a public WiFi solution for the county’s most important event center.
Archuleta was selected for the pilot because of the support that 0Wire received from the local community. The county is representative of the challenges facing many smaller markets across the United States where remote geography and reduced population density creates a gap in key infrastructure, particularly in mobile service. “The launch of our first mobile and smart city services in the United States is a key milestone in 0Wire’s evolution,” said Erik Levitt, the company’s CEO. “Our management team promised to delivery on all five pillars of our Everything Wireless: Telecom+Energy strategy this year, and this is the first step in delivering on that promise.” The Company’s five pillars include: Over-the-Top (“OTT”) technology, fixed wireless, mobility, smart city and renewable energy generation projects.
“As anyone who lives in Western Colorado knows, the entire region is a patchwork of cellular coverage and dead zones. We are happy that 0Wire and Four Corners Wireless are bringing their innovative mobile solutions to rural southwestern Colorado and are excited that they will be beginning their investment right here in Archuleta County,” said Eric Hittle, the technical director of Archuleta County broadband services.

