BlackBerry raises its revenue outlook as QNX automotive software grows.

BlackBerry raised its annual revenue forecast after record quarterly revenue at its QNX software division, driven by automotive growth and new design wins.

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Source published 24 Sept 2026 · Briefing published 25 September 2026

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QNX revenue rose 27% to $80.3 million in the quarter ended August 31. The division supplies safety-critical software used in vehicles as well as robotics, medical devices and industrial systems.

BlackBerry said software-defined vehicle architectures are increasing both the number of addressable vehicles and the amount of software deployed in each one. Its shares slipped about 3% after an in-line third-quarter forecast.

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