BlackBerry is regaining investor confidence, with its stock rising 79% since October. The surge follows the $160 million sale of its struggling Cylance unit, slimming operations and boosting its secure communications division, now attractive to government clients.
BlackBerry’s QNX software, used in 255 million vehicles, gained momentum with a new Microsoft partnership. Analysts expect profits from cybersecurity and vehicle tech to grow, signaling a potential comeback for the once-dominant tech giant.
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