QNX stories

Indian automotive software developers lead in advancing software-defined vehicles amid complex regulations and long development cycles, driving future innovation.

QNX and Medha partner to enhance India's metro safety by using QNX OS for Safety in Medha’s train control systems across urban rail networks.

QNX and VVDN Technologies have partnered to develop safety-critical automotive and embedded solutions, enhancing software-defined vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems.

BlackBerry QNX secures ISO 21434 certification for automotive cybersecurity from TÜV Rheinland, bolstering its commitment to secure connected vehicles globally.

BlackBerry is bringing its QNX technology to the cloud for the first time, enabling developers to reduce time to market for their products.

MAXHUB's state-of-the-art UC-M40 product has been awarded a Red Dot Design Award for its innovative camera technology.

BlackBerry showcases new updates and demos, including the integration of BlackBerry IVY with partner technologies, at CES 2022.

BlackBerry has announced a new technology integration between Okta's Identity Cloud and BlackBerry Spark unified endpoint management.

VIRTIO is an open standard that defines the interface between Android Automotive OS and the underlying hypervisor.

Strategy Analytics finds BlackBerry QNX software is now embedded in over 195 million vehicles, an increase of 20 million from the year before.

The thirteen drivers will have your sound bouncing off your walls while placing you in the centre of all the action.

BlackBerry QNX will power Damon Motorcycles' CoPilot warning system across its electric motorcycles, introducing advanced safety features at CES.

BlackBerry has launched new Advanced Technology Development Labs to research security technologies in the IoT era.

BlackBerry launches BlackBerry Labs, a new R&D unit with over 120 experts, to innovate in cybersecurity and maintain its edge in the IoT era.

BlackBerry is partnering with LG Electronics to advance its work in connected and autonomous vehicle technology.

BlackBerry’s strong focus on vehicle cybersecurity has earned the company’s technology a place in more than 150 million cars on the road across the world.

Cylance introduces APIs in its CylanceOPTICS offering, enriching endpoint security with automation and real-time threat responses without increased complexity.

BlackBerry is acquiring cybersecurity firm Cylance for $1.4bn in cash, allowing the latter to operate as an independent business unit.

Vehicles will be able to make sure critical systems are isolated and are able to run safely, even if there are problems with non-critical systems.

BlackBerry new value added integrator program aims to build a global network of technology experts and provide expanded distribution for embedded apps.