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BlackBerry reports strong Q2 earnings thanks to automotive software revenue jump

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BlackBerry exceeded revenue expectations in its second quarter, reporting $163 million USD, a 26-percent increase year-over-year. This surge is largely attributable to the company’s QNX automotive software division, which saw a 27-percent revenue jump, signaling a successful pivot away from consumer devices. Tech enthusiasts and gadget followers should note this as a sign of BlackBerry’s renewed focus on enterprise and automotive solutions, and anticipate continued growth in that sector.

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