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BlackBerry IoT Unit Sees Increase in Automotive Demand Amid Fall in Cybersecurity Revenue
BlackBerry on Tuesday reported that its revenues from cybersecurity services for the second quarter fell 7.5 percent to $111 million (roughly Rs. 900 crore) year-on-year. The company faces tough competition from Microsoft, Citrix, and IBM in the security software segment. Meanwhile, the company's Internet of things (IoT) unit, which includes the QN...
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Ford Is Going All In On Android Automotive Starting In 2023Â
As a part of this 6-year partnership, Ford will also use the Google Cloud platform as its cloud computing partner.
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BlackBerry And Baidu Cement Autonomous Car Tech PartnershipÂ
BlackBerry takes care of the safety stack, network security and reliability while Baidu integrates its AI platform and deep learning algorithms.
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BlackBerry and Amazon Team Up On Vehicle Data And Software Platform
The platform is built on BlackBerrys QNX, a vehicle operating system in 175 million vehicles worldwide, according to John Wall, head of BlackBerry Technology Solutions.
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BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
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BlackBerry Partners With StradVision To Integrate QNX With SVNet For AVs
StradVision counts Hyundai Mobis as an early investor which probably means that Hyundai's automativeunit will leverage its technology.
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BlackBerry's QNX Operating System To Enable Level 3 Self Driving For Xpeng In China
BlackBerry's QNX platform is being integrated into Xpeng's electric cars which will enable level 3 autonomous capabilities, though Xpeng's cars will still trail Tesla's in self driving capabilities.
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CES 2020: BlackBerry, Damon Motorcycles Collaborating On Electric Superbike
Vancouver-based Damon Motorcycles has joined hands with telecom giant BlackBerry to introduce AI-powered electric motorcycle.
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Blackberry Unveils World's First Safe and Secure Digital Cockpit Solution
BlackBerry today unveiled the world's first digital cockpit solution that empowers automakers to provide the in-car experience drivers want, with the security, safety, and reliability they need.
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BlackBerry To Provide Software For Jaguar Land Rover Cars
Luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover will use BlackBerry Ltd's infotainment and security software in its vehicles, the companies said on Thursday. The licensing deal with Tata Motors Ltd's JLR is the Canadian firm's latest in the automobile industry following agreements with Qualcomm Inc, Baidu Inc and Aptiv Plc.Under the deal, terms of which were not...
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BlackBerry Profit Beats Estimates on Enterprise Software Sales, Licensing Revenue
BlackBerry secured 36 deals with US federal government agencies in the quarter, seven of which were each worth more than $1 million.
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BlackBerry, Denso Develop Human-Machine Interface Automobile Platform
The HMI platform allows humans to interact with the machine and will enable a system that cooperates and coordinates various HMI products.
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BlackBerry, Qualcomm Expand Partnership to Connected Automotive
BlackBerry said it would use Qualcomm's hardware in areas such as virtual cockpit controllers, electronic control gateways and infotainment systems.
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BlackBerry Seeks Sales Force to Match Software Focus
A sales force boost will likely eat into profit, as the metrics of success BlackBerry wants to achieve typically depend on higher commissions to motivate sales staff.
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BlackBerry Introduces Auto Software, Will Bundle With Qualcomm Chips
The QNX Hypervisor 2.0 platform is based on QNX SDP 7.0, BlackBerry's secure 64-bit embedded operating system.
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BlackBerry IoT Unit Sees Increase in Automotive Demand Amid Fall in Cybersecurity Revenue
BlackBerry on Tuesday reported that its revenues from cybersecurity services for the second quarter fell 7.5 percent to $111 million (roughly Rs. 900 crore) year-on-year. The company faces tough competition from Microsoft, Citrix, and IBM in the security software segment. Meanwhile, the company's Internet of things (IoT) unit, which includes the QN...
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Ford Is Going All In On Android Automotive Starting In 2023Â
As a part of this 6-year partnership, Ford will also use the Google Cloud platform as its cloud computing partner.
-
BlackBerry And Baidu Cement Autonomous Car Tech PartnershipÂ
BlackBerry takes care of the safety stack, network security and reliability while Baidu integrates its AI platform and deep learning algorithms.
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BlackBerry and Amazon Team Up On Vehicle Data And Software Platform
The platform is built on BlackBerrys QNX, a vehicle operating system in 175 million vehicles worldwide, according to John Wall, head of BlackBerry Technology Solutions.
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BlackBerry Says It Saw Higher Software, Licensing Demand Last Quarter
Canada's BlackBerry posted a surprise 6 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, as sales of its security software product rose and its patent licensing business strengthened.
-
BlackBerry Partners With StradVision To Integrate QNX With SVNet For AVs
StradVision counts Hyundai Mobis as an early investor which probably means that Hyundai's automativeunit will leverage its technology.
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BlackBerry's QNX Operating System To Enable Level 3 Self Driving For Xpeng In China
BlackBerry's QNX platform is being integrated into Xpeng's electric cars which will enable level 3 autonomous capabilities, though Xpeng's cars will still trail Tesla's in self driving capabilities.
-
CES 2020: BlackBerry, Damon Motorcycles Collaborating On Electric Superbike
Vancouver-based Damon Motorcycles has joined hands with telecom giant BlackBerry to introduce AI-powered electric motorcycle.
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Blackberry Unveils World's First Safe and Secure Digital Cockpit Solution
BlackBerry today unveiled the world's first digital cockpit solution that empowers automakers to provide the in-car experience drivers want, with the security, safety, and reliability they need.
-
BlackBerry To Provide Software For Jaguar Land Rover Cars
Luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover will use BlackBerry Ltd's infotainment and security software in its vehicles, the companies said on Thursday. The licensing deal with Tata Motors Ltd's JLR is the Canadian firm's latest in the automobile industry following agreements with Qualcomm Inc, Baidu Inc and Aptiv Plc.Under the deal, terms of which were not...
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BlackBerry Profit Beats Estimates on Enterprise Software Sales, Licensing Revenue
BlackBerry secured 36 deals with US federal government agencies in the quarter, seven of which were each worth more than $1 million.
-
BlackBerry, Denso Develop Human-Machine Interface Automobile Platform
The HMI platform allows humans to interact with the machine and will enable a system that cooperates and coordinates various HMI products.
-
BlackBerry, Qualcomm Expand Partnership to Connected Automotive
BlackBerry said it would use Qualcomm's hardware in areas such as virtual cockpit controllers, electronic control gateways and infotainment systems.
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BlackBerry Seeks Sales Force to Match Software Focus
A sales force boost will likely eat into profit, as the metrics of success BlackBerry wants to achieve typically depend on higher commissions to motivate sales staff.
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BlackBerry Introduces Auto Software, Will Bundle With Qualcomm Chips
The QNX Hypervisor 2.0 platform is based on QNX SDP 7.0, BlackBerry's secure 64-bit embedded operating system.
