📊Executive Summary

Qualinx, a chip design firm from Delft, has raised €20 million to commercialize its ultra-low-power GNSS chip, the Dragonfly. This chip utilizes digital radio frequency (DRF) technology to enhance performance while reducing power consumption and die size. Production is set to begin at Globalfoundries' Dresden fab, with an accelerated timeline due to quicker-than-expected testing. This development is significant for procurement teams focusing on low-power positioning technologies, as it may influence sourcing strategies for GNSS components in various applications....