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BlackBerry Shares Rise 8.64% to $8.87

Cboe data suggests bullish flow in BlackBerry (BB), with shares up 70c, or 8.64%, near $8.87. Options volume relatively light with 34k contracts traded and calls leading puts for a put/call ratio of 0.25, compared to a typical level near 0.24. Implied volatility (IV30) is higher by 2.8 points near 58.78,and below the 52wk median, suggesting an expected daily move of $0.33. Put-call skew flattened, suggesting a modestly bullish tone.

BlackBerry's QNX Division Exceeds $1.2B in Royalty Backlog

BlackBerry announced that its QNX division has exceeded $1.2B in royalty backlog, establishing a new record for the business and marking a significant milestone in QNX's growth. The achievement represents an increase of more than $250M, or more than 26%, from the approximately $950M reported at the end of fiscal year 2026. The increase reflects strong customer adoption of QNX's trusted software, particularly QNX Software Development Platform 8.0, together with the first design win of Alloy Kore, QNX's foundational automotive OS. Increasing adoption of SDP 8.0 is expanding QNX's opportunity within next-generation, high-performance compute architectures. As automakers consolidate vehicle functions onto increasingly powerful centralized and domain-based compute platforms, QNX can support multiple software domains and multiple instances within a single vehicle, creating opportunities for greater QNX software content and associated royalty value per vehicle. QNX is actively working with several major global automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers as they evaluate and develop on the platform. Alloy Kore further expands this opportunity by moving QNX beyond individual software components towards a broader, foundational automotive OS. Its first design win, valued at more than $100M of estimated future royalties, is the largest design win in QNX's history. The award provides significant commercial validation for Alloy Kore and demonstrates its potential to materially broaden QNX's role within each vehicle and increase the royalty opportunity per program. Beyond automotive, General Embedded Markets and Physical AI based systems also contributed to the 26% growth in QNX royalty backlog through a number of important design wins across robotics, industrial automation and medical devices. These wins underscore the growing demand for trusted foundational software in systems that must interact safely, securely and reliably with the physical world. QNX is encouraged by the momentum in these markets and the continued expansion of its opportunity pipeline, supported by strategic relationships with leading silicon providers that further strengthen its position in the development of next-generation intelligent systems.

BlackBerry Launches QNX Launchpad Program to Support Startups

QNX, a division of BlackBerry Limited, announced QNX Launchpad, a new program designed to give startups and early stage companies the tools to more easily build commercial products for mission-critical environments from day one. QNX Launchpad provides eligible companies with access to production-ready foundational software under startup-friendly costs, which may permit more of their early budget to be available to invest in their product, team and growth.