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BlackBerry (BB) stock aims to end a two-week decline as retail investors celebrate its QNX partnership with Hailo, seen as a potential 'inflection point.' The collaboration integrates Hailo's AI accelerator with QNX, boosting edge AI and robotics applications. BlackBerry reports Q2 2027 earnings on Sept. 24, with analysts expecting $145.53M revenue and $0.04 EPS. Retail sentiment on Stocktwits turned bullish, citing growth potential in physical AI and automotive software.

Canada's TSX fell 53.33 points to 36,760.32, with CIBC and RBC shares down 3.6% and 2.2% respectively. BlackBerry rose 6.5%. U.S. markets gained, led by Nvidia's 8% jump after strong earnings and revenue growth forecast. NASDAQ rose 1.3%, S&P 500 up 0.6%, and Dow gained 0.3%.

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BlackBerry (BB) is focusing on robotics software, with Wall Street analysts maintaining a 'Moderate Buy' rating and an average price target of $10.83, suggesting a 40% upside potential. Investors are advised to consider the software infrastructure for intelligent machines.

U.S. stock futures were mixed Friday, with tech stocks under pressure due to a memory chip selloff. Micron (MU) faced warnings about potential supply glut, while Qualcomm (QCOM) and BlackBerry (BB) received analyst attention. SpaceX (SPCX) and Triller (ILLR) saw gains on expansion and acquisition news. Titan Mining (TII) rose after a U.S. Army partnership. Investors await economic data and Fed commentary.

BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo stated that robotics is the fastest-growing segment within its QNX software portfolio, targeting industrial and medical applications. QNX software is in 275 million vehicles, and the company reported a $950 million order backlog. BlackBerry's stock has doubled in 2026, according to the company.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced plans to impose secondary sanctions on entities facilitating money laundering for Iran, raising concerns about potential impacts on China. Bitcoin surpassed $80,000, driven by spot ETF inflows and improved risk sentiment. Gold hit a three-month high due to a weaker U.S. dollar and Treasury bond buybacks. Porsche signed a $1.5 billion AI deal with Tata Consulting, while Xpeng shares fell after a weaker delivery forecast. BlackBerry is focusing on ca

Waymo partnered with the Las Vegas Raiders for autonomous ride-hailing, unveiled a custom 5nm sensor-processing ASIC, and integrated Google Gemini AI into its Ojai robotaxi. Uber and Zipline formed a drone logistics partnership, while Uber, Pony.ai, and Verne launched a European autonomous ride-hailing service. Pony.ai reported Q2 2026 revenue of $36.2M, up 68.8% YoY. Momenta, XHEART, and BlackBerry QNX partnered on an ISO 26262 ASIL D certified autonomous driving platform. Baidu Apollo Go launc

BlackBerry (TSX:BB) stock surged 19% after beating Q1 expectations and raising its annual outlook. Revenue grew 26% to $152.9M, adjusted EBITDA rose 144% to $36.3M, and the company reported its first cash-positive fiscal first quarter in nine years. Management expects fiscal 2027 revenue of $594M-$621M and $100M in operating cash flow. The company's QNX operating system and Secure Communications business are key growth drivers.

BlackBerry (BB) and Aptiv (APTV) are both involved in automotive tech. BB's QNX segment saw Q1 FY2027 revenue rise 26% to $72M, with strong margins. APTV reported $5B in new business awards but cut 2026 revenue guidance. BB's stock is up 120% YTD, while APTV is down 35.8%. Analysts have lowered earnings estimates for both.