Which mapping company's name was inspired by the mathematical term for a 'one-hundred-trillion-to-one' scale that the founders believed represented the scope of their ambition?

Many global mapping and navigation companies have fascinating origin stories that shaped their brand identities and evolution. This trivia tests your knowledge about the geographic technology industry and how certain iconic brands came to be. Can you identify the correct historical fact about one of the world's most recognized mapping services?

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Google Maps (named after 'googol', a term for 10^100)
TomTom (named after 'Tom Tom' drums, representing rhythmic navigation)
Waze (derived from 'ways' and 'maze', representing finding paths)
Rand McNally (named after its two founders, William Rand and Andrew McNally)