Imagine GPS acquisition that's not just faster, but infinitely more accurate. Etherwhere isn't just building another GNSS chip—they're fundamentally re-architecting how positioning works by moving the heavy lifting to the cloud. With a lean team of 9 and $1.5M in revenue, they're betting the farm on a hybrid silicon-plus-cloud model that legacy players like u-blox and Qualcomm haven't cracked.

"They're not selling chips—they're selling a positioning service that happens to run on custom silicon. That's a 10x margin opportunity if they execute."

The leadership team reads like a GNSS hit squad: Michael Raam (CEO), Farrokh Farrokhi (Founder/President), Steve Allen (Director Systems Engineering), and Michael Anburaj (Director Engineering). This isn't a consumer app team—this is deep RF and satellite expertise. They're building for the autonomous vehicle, drone, and precision agriculture markets where power and accuracy are non-negotiable.

• Ultra-low power silicon that acquires signals faster than any standalone chip
• Cloud-corrected positioning that democratizes RTK-level accuracy
• Dual-mode operation: stand-alone GNSS or cloud-enhanced via AccuWhere™
• Targeting IoT and industrial markets where battery life is mission-critical