Cerebrum X works with the top four North American OEMs, excluding GM
Sandeep Ranjan · He's ok burning $150k/mo right now with his $600k ARR Connected Vehicle Data SaaS · Nov 30, 2022 · at 2:38
Sandeep Ranjan, CEO of Cerebrum X, discusses how his connected vehicle data platform accesses vehicle telemetry data across major automakers.
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“So we work with the top four OEMs minus GM right now in North America.”
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