How reliable is the Saviah 5GC software?
Saviah 5GC has been validated through Spirent (Keysight) stress testing, supporting 20,000 UEs at full load with 24/7 continuous operation—delivering reliable performance for mission-critical networks.
Saviah 5GC has been validated through Spirent (Keysight) stress testing, supporting 20,000 UEs at full load with 24/7 continuous operation—delivering reliable performance for mission-critical networks.
Yes. Saviah 5GC’s security has been verified by multiple organizations—including Chunghwa Telecom (CHT), Chunghwa Telecom Laboratories, Telecom Technology Center (TTC), and Auray Technology (an authorized third-party O-RAN laboratory), aligning with 3GPP security requirements for private 5G deployments.
Absolutely. Saviah 5GC has been successfully integrated with multiple RANs from different vendors, including O-RAN-compliant gNBs and all-in-one small cells. This reduces time-to-integration and ensures multi-vendor flexibility. Please refer to our Partner Page or Contact Us for details on RAN partners.
Through the Network Exposure Function (NEF) interface and full RESTful APIs, Saviah 5GC enables secure integration with enterprise AI-driven applications.
Saviah offers three 5G core software options: Saviah 5GC Lightweight, Saviah 5GC Industry, and Saviah 5GC Starter. Saviah 5GC Lightweight and Saviah 5GC Industry are licensed to organizations building or delivering end-to-end private 5G solutions—such as system vendors, system integrators, telecom operators, and application providers. Licensing typically includes the software license, one year of standard maintenance and support, and version updates during the first year. From the second year, maintenance services and version updates can be renewed as an optional annual subscription. For quick validation, PoCs, and demos, Saviah 5GC Starter is available as a monthly subscription, designed for fast setup and short-term evaluation.
Please Contact Us for details on licensing terms and the option that best fits your project.
The level of technical support depends on the licensed solution. Each package includes a corresponding Service Level Agreement (SLA) that defines the support scope and response time.