BlackBerry has a long history of working with various organizations to help drive technology advancements. Their latest partnership announced earlier today is with L-Spark and will see BlackBerry help medium-sized technology enterprises grow.
Going into the North American International Automotive Show, we had hints that BlackBerry CEO John Chen would be introducing a new product there. As it turns out, those hints were on target and BlackBerry Jarvis has now been announced.
With announcements already starting to pour out of CES 2018, BlackBerry CEO John Chen has taken to the Inside BlackBerry Blog to provide folks a look at the road ahead for BlackBerry and QNX and provide a company update of sorts.
The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) has announced that BlackBerry Executive Chairman & CEO John Chen will deliver a keynote address to the conference live on January 15, 2018.
As news starts to heat up around CES, Molex and BlackBerry have now announced that they have teamed up to collaborate on the development of a 10 Gbps Ethernet Automotive Networking platform.
After several weeks of rumors, BlackBerry and Baidu have finally announced the two companies will be partnering up to accelerate the deployment of connected and autonomous vehicle technology for automotive OEMs and suppliers worldwide.
DENSO Corporation and BlackBerry Limited announced they have jointly developed the world's first integrated HMI (Human Machine Interface) platform with Intel Corp. also collaborating on the product.
BlackBerry and Qualcomm are teaming up on in-vehicle platforms for the next generation of connected cars.
As the need for more advanced safety and security software rises in the automotive sector, BlackBerry QNX has officially launched QNX Hypervisor 2.0, BlackBerry's most advanced and secure 64-bit embedded operating system.
Ford Motor Co. is hiring 400 engineers from BlackBerry's mobility solutions unit to expand Ford's computing expertise as they work to address the future of connected cars.