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$BlackBerry (BB.US)$ . said Monday that it will sell virtually all of its non-core patent assets to U.S.-based special purpose vehicle Catapult IP Innovations Inc. for $600 million.
The Canadian software company it will receive a license back to the patents being sold which relate primarily to mobile devices, messaging and wireless networking.
It said that patents that are essential to its current core business operations, which ...

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$BlackBerry (BB.US)$ Over the years, BlackBerry  (BB) - Get BlackBerry Limited Report has transformed its business. Nearly 10 years ago, it was the market leader in the mobile phone space, beating out even Apple  (AAPL) - Get Apple Inc. Report.But iOS and Android devices quickly overtook BlackBerry and made its cellphones all but obsolete.So BlackBerry made some changes. Fast-forward to today, and BlackBerry is one of the world’s top cybersecurity providers. An independent report found that its solutions address more than 96% of all cyberthreats.But the company’s shares have struggled since hitting a peak in early June. Back then, a meme-stock frenzy pushed BB north of $15 per share. Currently valued at $9 a share, the Canadian cybersecurity firm has dropped nearly 20% in the last month. Compare that to the S&P 500 (SPY) - Get SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust Report, which fell only 2% in the same period. Figure 1: BB vs. SPY performance in a 1-month period.Google FinanceHowever, there are a few catalysts that should drive BB stock upward in 2022. Below, we list some of them.(Read more from Wall Street Memes: Rivian Stock, Overvalued? Wall Street Sees Up To 50% Upside)BlackBerry catalyst #1: Patent salesAccording to CEO John Chen, there’s an 80% chance BlackBerry will finalize the sale of its mobile device, messaging, and wireless patents portfolio this quarter. Specifically, it should happen around Christmas.BlackBerry hasn’t disclosed the identity of the portfolio’s buyer. And negotiations have taken longer than expected, according to Chen. He added, “Should [the deal] not conclude this quarter, we have other options, including additional interested parties.”BlackBerry hasn’t officially disclosed the deal numbers yet. But over the years, Wall Street has speculated that the value of the patent portfolio could range from around $1 billion to $1.6 billion. Although there’s the risk that the sale will end up a disappointment, there’s also the strong possibility investors could be in for a pleasant surprise once Chen and the rest of the management team close a good deal.BlackBerry catalyst #2: 2022 CES tech conferenceOn January 5, the Consumer Technology Association will host its annual CES conference (formerly the Consumer Electronics Show). The event, held in Las Vegas, is considered the world’s most influential tech event.BlackBerry will participate, exhibiting its IVY tech software, alongside other upcoming projects. BlackBerry IVY is a scalable, cloud-connected software that gives automakers a safe and consistent way to collect vehicle sensor data. IVY was developed through a partnership with Amazon’s  (AMZN) - Get Amazon.com, Inc. Report Web Service (AWS) division.The software should help automakers reduce costs, improve operations, and drive revenue. And on the consumer side, BlackBerry promises that IVY will enhance the driving experience.The CES conference should hopefully net BlackBerry some juicy IVY contracts.BlackBerry catalyst #3: Cybersecurity trendsFrom the top down, market analysts forecast the global cybersecurity market to grow to $345 billion by 2026, representing a nearly 10% compound annual growth rate (see below). Figure 2: Size of the cybersecurity market worldwide from 2021 to 2026.StatistaShould BlackBerry remain a relevant player in the space, it stands to benefit from industrywide growth tailwinds.Our takeThere’s a number of reasons why BlackBerry – and its stock – could see huge growth in 2022. We see the case for buying now, when shares are relatively cheap.

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$BlackBerry (BB.US)$ BlackBerry recognized for its prevention first approach BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB; TSX: BB) today announced that SE Labs has rated BlackBerry as the best new endpoint security offering of 2021. https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/726868/BlackBerry_Logo.jpg SE Labs prides itself on providing the most realistic and honest cybersecurity testing. The organization hires innovative researchers to replicate the most accurate 'real world' testing scenarios possible. As workplaces open and hybrid work brings with it a range of new attack vectors, it's even more critical that security software be tested against these evolving threats. "Being rated as best new endpoint solution reflects the work done by our development and engineering teams.," says Billy Ho, Executive Vice President, BlackBerry Spark Group Products. "Our Cylance AI/ML models are in their seventh generation and have analyzed over 1.4 trillion files, extracting over 20 billion features. This scale was also reflected in SE Labs July 2021 testing, where BlackBerry's achieved 100% efficacy with zero false positives against recent malware. We're excited by the continued industry and market recognition of our security solutions." Cybersecurity benchmarking is increasingly important, as the cybercriminal landscape has never posed more of a threat to businesses. With the cybercriminal underground increasingly operating like the business world, the desire to quickly monetize viruses is growing. In the past 12 months alone, the BlackBerry Research and Intelligence team have uncovered the world's largest cyber espionage group as well as an 'enterprise' level Initial Access Broker linked to some of the more rampant ransomware strains. BlackBerry's advance intelligence for endpoint security, Cylance AI, focuses on prevention first, stopping attacks before they infiltrate systems or exploit other weaknesses. "2021 has been the first year we have tested this product with BlackBerry publicly. When judging for our annual awards it is hard to ignore when a new, significant vendor enters our tests and performs so well from the start," said Simon Edwards, CEO SE Labs. Blackberry has demonstrated excellent performance in our 'real-world' testing, and the product is well regarded by both our expert panel of judges and users of the product. We would like to congratulate BlackBerry on achieving the award for best new endpoint." Copies of the 2021 SE Labs report can be downloaded here. BlackBerry Research & Intelligence ReportsPlease follow the links below to read more of the BlackBerry Research & Intelligence Team's latest reports, including: BAHAMUT: Hack-for-Hire Masters of Phishing, Fake News, and Fake Apps, Hunter Becomes Hunted: Zebra2104 Hides a Herd of Malware, or Finding Beacons in the Dark Finding Beacons in the Dark: A Guide to Cyber Threat Intelligence; the industry's most comprehensive collection of cyber threat intelligence focused on Cobalt Strike

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