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Ataya

Santa Clara, California-based Ataya sells Harmony, private 5G core software that also applies network and security policy to Wi-Fi and wired devices, and Chorus, a cloud-managed private 5G system whose access points process user traffic on site.

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Overview

Ataya (Atayalan, Inc.) is a private 5G company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with engineering centers in the U.S. and Taiwan.[1][2] It sells two product lines: Ataya Harmony, private 5G core software that also applies network and security policy to Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet devices, and Ataya Chorus, a cloud-managed private 5G system whose 5G control plane runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS) while each access point handles user traffic on site.[3][4] In February 2026 Ataya described Ataya Edge, a site-level layer for edge AI workloads, zero-trust security and local traffic handling that works under either Harmony or Chorus.[4] Its published U.S. case studies cover a school campus and a golf course in California, both using Chorus.[5][6]

At a glance

Headquarters
3945 Freedom Circle, Santa Clara, California; Ataya says it has engineering centers in the U.S. and Taiwan.[1][2]
Founded
Not publicly stated on Ataya's website. Its leadership page lists Rajesh Pazhyannur (CEO), Li Fung Chang and ChihShin Lin as co-founders.[1]
Ownership and funding
The website is published by Atayalan, Inc.[1] Funding amounts are not publicly stated by the company; Ataya said in September 2024 that it was selected for the 5G Open Innovation Lab's fall startup program.[7]
Private network offering
Harmony (private 5G core with zero-trust access, microsegmentation and policy for Wi-Fi and wired devices), Chorus (cloud-managed private 5G with indoor and outdoor access points that include the user plane) and Ataya Edge (site gateway, AI workload orchestration and zero-trust security for either).[3][4]
CBRS / Band 48 support
Ataya lists n48 (CBRS, Citizens Broadband Radio Service) among the 5G bands supported by Chorus and Ataya Edge, along with n77, n78 and n79.[4][8] Chorus access points are built with hardware partners; in February 2026 Ataya announced Pegatron-manufactured indoor and outdoor models that add n79.[2]
Sales channel
Through the Ataya Ensemble partner program of hardware, software and service providers, which includes integrators and distributors such as Fortress Solutions and Telamon, headquartered in Carmel, Indiana.[9] In February 2025 Fortress Solutions announced a packaged U.S. offer of Chorus with Moso Networks indoor radios, design, devices, delivery and 24x7 support.[10]
Notable U.S. customers
Ataya case studies name The Thacher School in Ojai, California, and the Classic Club golf course in California's Coachella Valley.[5][6]
Other reported customers
Quanta Computer and ADLINK were named as customers when Harmony launched in 2023, and Ataya said in 2025 that Harmony with Palo Alto Networks firewall integration would be deployed at PATTA, an industrial manufacturer in Taiwan.[11][12]
Not publicly stated
Certifications

Product lines

  • Harmonycore

    Ataya Harmony is private 5G core software that Ataya has extended to manage and secure Wi-Fi and wired devices from the same console, with zero-trust network access, microsegmentation and northbound application programming interfaces (APIs); Ataya positions it as the on-premises control-plane option.[3][4]

  • Choruscomplete network

    Ataya Chorus combines 5G radio access, core, policy management, device onboarding, SIM cards and monitoring; its control plane runs on AWS and its indoor and outdoor access points contain the UPF (user plane function).[3][8]

  • Ataya Edgesoftware

    A site-edge layer that runs a gateway for 5G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet traffic, AI workload orchestration and zero-trust security on local computers under either Harmony or Chorus; Ataya planned to demonstrate it on Advantech MIC-series edge computers at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026.[4][13]

Reported deployments

  • The Thacher School, Ojai, California

    Ataya's November 2025 case study describes a Chorus pilot by integrator TECLaunch in which one Moso Networks outdoor radio covered a campus of more than 200 acres, with a two-radio production network planned for November 2025.[5]

  • Classic Club golf course, Coachella Valley, California

    Ataya's February 2026 case study says solution provider Private Wave Wireless deployed Chorus with two CBRS radios, Moso Networks Canopy radio hardware and Starlink plus fiber backhaul to cover a property of more than 150 acres, connecting golf-cart routers and point-of-sale systems.[6]

  • ADLINK smart factory and Kaohsiung Exhibition Center, Taiwan

    RCR Wireless News reported in February 2024 that Ataya listed Harmony deployments at an ADLINK smart factory and at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center.[14]

  • PATTA, Taiwan

    Ataya said in February 2025 that Harmony, integrated with Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls, would be deployed at industrial manufacturer PATTA.[12]

Company updates

  1. Ataya said it would demonstrate Ataya Edge running on Advantech edge computers at Mobile World Congress 2026.[13]

  2. Ataya and Pegatron announced Pegatron-manufactured indoor and outdoor Chorus access points that add the n79 band, with trials under way with a Tier 1 mobile operator in Japan.[18][2]

  3. RCR Wireless News reported that Ataya and Moso Networks disputed Celona's claim that its AerFlex was the first cloud-controlled, access-point-only private 5G platform, saying Chorus had been commercially available since May 2025.[17]

  4. Ataya announced Chorus availability in the U.S., Europe, Japan and other Asian markets, a multi-tenant dashboard for service providers, and support for open RAN (O-RAN) radios using a cloud-managed core with a UPF at each site.[16]

  5. Fortress Solutions, Ataya and Moso Networks announced a U.S. package combining Chorus, Moso's Canopy 5GID2 indoor radio and Fortress services.[10]

  6. RCR Wireless News reported reseller and integrator deals for Harmony in Europe, Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, including ADLINK, Wave-in Communications, Quanta Computer, Accuver and Opticoms.[14]

  7. Ataya launched Chorus, a standalone 5G access point system aimed at small and medium private 5G deployments.[15]

  8. Ataya announced the availability of Harmony, naming Quanta Computer and ADLINK as customers.[11]

On Private5G.com

Sources

Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.

  1. Company - Ataya — Ataya. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  2. Ataya and Pegatron partner to accelerate global private 5G deployments — Ataya, Feb 12, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  3. Products - Ataya — Ataya. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  4. Ataya Edge — Ataya, Feb 25, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  5. Transforming Campus Connectivity with Private 5G – The Thacher School — Ataya, Nov 1, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  6. Classic Club Golf: Transforming Dead Zones into a Six-Figure Revenue Stream — Ataya, Feb 9, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  7. 5G Open Innovation Lab — Ataya, Sep 12, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  8. Ataya Chorus for Private 5G Deployment with LEO Satellite Backhaul — Ataya, Feb 19, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  9. Partners - Ataya — Ataya. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  10. Revolutionizing Connectivity: Fortress Solutions, Ataya, and Moso Networks Partner for Pre-Integrated Private 5G Solutions — Ataya, Feb 18, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  11. Harmony by Ataya Brings Simplicity and Security to Industrial Networks — Ataya, Feb 15, 2023. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  12. Ataya Announces New Integrations With Palo Alto Networks to Enhance Zero Trust Security for Private 5G — Ataya, Feb 24, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  13. Ataya and Advantech to Demonstrate Unified Edge AI and Connectivity Platform at Mobile World Congress 2026 — Ataya, Feb 25, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  14. US industrial 5G provider Ataya signs reseller deals in Europe, Japan, Korea — RCR Wireless News, Feb 9, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  15. Ataya Unveils Chorus: Redefining Simplicity in Private 5G — Ataya, Jan 30, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  16. Ataya Expands Chorus Private 5G Solution with Global Availability and ORAN Integration — Ataya, Feb 19, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  17. Ataya and Moso dispute Celona's 'industry-first' private 5G claims — RCR Wireless News, Aug 7, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
  18. Ataya and Pegatron partner to accelerate global private 5G deployments (EIN Presswire release) — The National Law Review (EIN Presswire), Feb 10, 2026. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.

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Private 5G core and cloud-managed private 5G vendor (Harmony, Chorus)

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