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BlackBerry Limited

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About BlackBerry Limited

BlackBerry Limited is a Canadian software company focused on secure communications, cybersecurity, and embedded systems for mission-critical industries. Once best known for smartphones, the company has repositioned itself around enterprise security and QNX, its real-time operating system and software platform used in automotive, industrial, medical, defence, and other safety-critical environments.

BlackBerry’s strength comes from its heritage in secure communications and its position in embedded software through QNX. As vehicles, factories, infrastructure, and connected devices become more software-defined, demand is growing for operating systems and security tools that can support reliability, safety, and cyber resilience. This gives BlackBerry exposure to long-term themes such as software-defined vehicles, industrial IoT, secure communications, critical infrastructure, and connected device security.

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