BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo highlights AI-powered robotics as a major growth area, with the company's QNX software division seeing rapid expansion. QNX, embedded in over 275 million vehicles, is now expanding into robotics and industrial automation, supported by a $1.2 billion royalty backlog. The partnership with Nvidia has opened new opportunities in automated mobile robots and autonomous forklifts, driving investor interest and a 142% stock surge in 2026. This shift marks BlackBerry's transformation from a smartphone maker to a leader in physical AI software solutions.
BlackBerry's focus on AI-powered robotics aligns with its current positive momentum on Pluang, where the stock is up 3.92% at USD 9.27. Nvidia, a key partner in this space, also shows gains with a 2.62% rise to USD 216.54. These figures are as of Oct 27, 2026 05:51 WIB.
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