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The Tech Download: BlackBerry lost the phone war. Now it's betting on cars and robots

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BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo joins CNBC's Arjun Kharpal on The Tech Download podcast.

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The CEO of Blackberry, John Giamathio, said that robots became one of the fastest growing sectors in technology, as the company went to expand the use of artificial intelligence in its software solutions. Blackberry was one of the most prominent telephone and telecommunications companies in the past, before gradually developing software solutions.

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Bigstock. BlackBerry went from competing in smartphones to focusing its business on critical software and secure communications. QNX, its integrated software platform, is present in more than 275 million vehicles and opens up a new opportunity in robotics. Nokia and Fujifilm show other brand paths that lost prominence in their historical category and rebuilt their business in new markets. There was a time when sending a message from a BlackBerry…

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