BlackBerry

BB

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New program gives qualifying startups and SMBs access to commercial-grade software on terms designed to support early-stage growth WATERLOO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / October 14, 2026 / QNX, a division of BlackBerry Limited (NYSE:BB)(TSX:BB) today 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.

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BB's QNX business targets growth from software-defined vehicles, robotics and Physical AI, with higher fiscal 2027 revenue guidance reflecting strong automotive momentum.

BB's rising cash flow and stronger balance sheet provide flexibility to invest in QNX growth, pursue selective acquisitions and repurchase shares.

BB's landmark Alloy Kore win adds over $100 million in future QNX royalties, boosting its automotive software opportunity despite near-term revenue delays.

BB's QNX growth, rising cash flow and stronger earnings outlook bolster its investment case, but a steep valuation premium raises the stakes for execution.

BlackBerry shares rallied 13.3% in a week as record QNX revenues and higher fiscal 2027 guidance fueled optimism, but a steep valuation raises execution risks.

BB's Dynamic Pairing helps transportation operators catch equipment errors early, cut unnecessary costs and improve asset connections.

BB's QNX momentum and stronger cash flow support long-term prospects, but Secure Communications risks and a premium valuation limit near-term upside.