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25 Aug 2026, 5:26 PM	CNBC Technology	3.5	BlackBerry CEO says robotics is one of its fastest-growing businesses BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo told CNBC that robotics is one of the fastest-growing segments within its QNX software division, which provides safety-critical embedded OS software already running in 275 million vehicles. QNX carries roughly a $950 million royalty backlog, and Giamatteo positioned the division to capture growth in physical AI applications beyond automotive. Why: This is a CEO marketing interview with no product launch, pricing, API, or partnership detail that a builder must act on. If you ship embedded or robotics software, QNX's existing automotive footprint and royalty backlog suggest it is a credible RTOS contender for physical-AI workloads, but the article gives no technical specifics to evaluate against alternatives like ROS 2 or real-time Linux. robotics embedded-systems physical-ai qnx

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25 Aug 2026, 5:26 PM

CNBC Technology

3.5

BlackBerry CEO says robotics is one of its fastest-growing businesses

BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo told CNBC that robotics is one of the fastest-growing segments within its QNX software division, which provides safety-critical embedded OS software already running in 275 million vehicles. QNX carries roughly a $950 million royalty backlog, and Giamatteo positioned the division to capture growth in physical AI applications beyond automotive.

Why: This is a CEO marketing interview with no product launch, pricing, API, or partnership detail that a builder must act on. If you ship embedded or robotics software, QNX's existing automotive footprint and royalty backlog suggest it is a credible RTOS contender for physical-AI workloads, but the article gives no technical specifics to evaluate against alternatives like ROS 2 or real-time Linux.