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https://t.co/ZUPZk9Wr9m while the wording "elevated cost" does not boost any confidence, however the hedging program is a very smart move especially the termination timing. Who knows when the next grandest financial bubble is going to burst. Hope production+ Q3 offsets the cost
Say hello to Doova, a new-generation AI home companion #robot from Tuya Smart, debuting at @IFA_Berlin.
Created for seniors living alone, Doova is designed to support safety, companionship and smarter living at home. Powered by Tuya's AI+IoT strength, it opens new possibilities for smarter elder care.
Messe Berlin | H1.2-169 | September 4–8
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$BB has 364 institutional owners and shareholders who have filed 13D/G or 13F forms with the SEC. These institutions hold a total of 341M shares. Largest shareholders include Legal & General Group, Voya Investment, T. Rowe Price Investment, First Trust Advisors, Vanguard Capital.
Registered AI developers were over 2,092,000 as of June 30, 2026, up 16.2% from the end of 2025. Renowned global brands have joined the Works with Tuya ecosystem. Multiple companion products powered by Tuya’s AI solutions delivered strong performance during the 618 shopping festival.
Tuya’s total revenue for 2Q26 was US$92.9 million, up approximately 16.0% YoY; PaaS revenue was US$67.9 million, up approximately 16.9% YoY. Smart home & robot product revenue was US$13.5 million.
“We will continue to increase the contribution of high-value-added products and strengthen their integration with software and value-added services,” said Alex Yang, Co-Founder, Board Director and CFO of $TUYA, on the call.
$TUYA revenue jumps 16% to $92.9M in Q2, blasting past the $87.83M Street estimate as PaaS sales climb 16.9% and smart-home product revenue jumps over 23%.
🟡 $TUYA holds $1.017 billion of cash, deposits and treasuries. The entire company is worth about $1.09 billion. You are paying roughly seventy million dollars for an IoT platform doing $80 million a quarter.
📅 Earnings: Monday Aug 24, after close
💰 EPS consensus: $0.03 per ADS
📊 Revenue consensus: no figure I could verify. Tuya reports in US dollars, not RMB, which trips up a lot of write-ups
📊 Company guidance: none exists. Tuya has issued no forward guidance in any recent quarter
📉 Last 4 earnings moves: −4.1%, +0.4%, +8.9%, +1.5%
That discount exists because the operating line stopped improving. Non-GAAP net income was $16.4 million last quarter against $19.3 million a year earlier. Gross margin slipped to 46.9% from 48.5%, which management attributed to mix and chip supply.
🐂 IoT PaaS revenue grew 9.8% to $59.0 million and the AI applications line grew 16.9%. The company declared a $0.054 per ADS dividend alongside last year's second quarter, about $33 million, which works out near a 6.8% yield at today's price.
🐻 Smart device revenue fell 6.9%. Premium IoT PaaS customers number 306 and account for 89.3% of PaaS revenue, so the customer base is narrow and getting narrower. And a company trading at 93% of its own cash is telling you the market assigns almost no value to the business generating it.
Gross margin against 48% is the first thing to check, with whether the dividend gets declared again the second. Margin recovering above 48% with a repeat declaration and the cash starts coming back to holders rather than sitting there. Margin under 46% with no dividend, and the discount to cash is the correct price rather than an opportunity.
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Modern medical devices are more connected and more complex than ever.
From concept to end-of-life, discover how QNX and @RaimaDB help enable secure, high-performance healthcare systems. Daniel Lodu breaks down the benefits of a full lifecycle approach in the article below.
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$BB This is HUGE coming from Mercedes Benz Engineer....
QNX Security Policy Usage:
1. A process (subject) makes a request (IPC, open, connect, ability use, etc.).
2. The QNX Security Policy Engine (secpol) intercepts the request and identifies the process type and requested operation.
3. The request is checked against the loaded security policy rules.
3a. If ALLOWED, the request is forwarded to the target resource/service and completes successfully.
3b. If DENIED, the request is blocked and an error is returned to the process.
4. All policy decisions are logged for audit and debugging.
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@QNX_News@JensenHuang of $nvda on physical AI. And QNX is a crucial layer.
Make your own conclusions on where $bb is headed.
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$BB This is arguably the most important forward-looking metric in the whole BlackBerry story: the QNX royalty backlog, which represents estimated future royalty revenue already locked in from signed automotive design wins, has grown from $490M to $950M over five fiscal years, essentially doubling.
And it’s only one of several projects and key growth factors that will help drive up the company value and global competitiveness and integration with more advanced technologies in robotics, healthcare, and more.
Why this matters for the bull case:
•It’s a leading indicator, not a lagging one. Backlog reflects design wins that haven’t fully converted to revenue yet, since there’s typically a 2-3 year lag between a design win and when a vehicle actually ships and starts generating royalties. A growing backlog today points to accelerating royalty revenue over the next several years, largely independent of near-term auto production swings.
•The backlog is now more than double QNX’s annual royalty recognition rate, meaning there’s a multi-year runway of already-secured revenue still working its way into the P&L.
•Growth has been remarkably consistent, adding new backlog every single year even through a rough industry stretch (FY25’s +6% came during a period of broader automotive software development delays industry-wide).
•The next leg of growth is barely reflected yet: management has flagged major upcoming design wins like BMW’s entire Neue Klasse platform and testing with Mercedes-Benz, plus expansion into physical AI and robotics, none of which show up meaningfully in this $950M figure yet.
The overall picture: this is the clearest “show me the future” chart in BlackBerry’s numbers, it’s a business that’s been steadily banking future revenue commitments year after year, with several major catalysts still ahead of it that haven’t fully hit the backlog yet.
Alloy Kore is the part of this chart that isn’t in the numbers yet. Launched at CES in January 2026 as a joint platform with Vector, Alloy Kore pushes QNX up the software stack from a base operating system into full middleware, the layer automakers actually pay much more for. Management has called this an “underappreciated” opportunity, and on the Q4 FY26 call they noted that average selling price potential for middleware deals could be “many multiples” of what QNX earns from the core OS alone.
Here’s the key point: Mercedes-Benz is actively evaluating Alloy Kore, but no design win has been announced yet. That means none of this shows up in the $950M royalty backlog charted above. The backlog reflects only signed, committed design wins, so if Alloy Kore converts even one major OEM like Mercedes into a middleware deal, it would represent entirely new backlog on top of the QNX growth already priced in, not a replacement for it. The certified release is targeted for late 2026, so any commercial traction here is still ahead rather than behind the company.
That’s really the crux of the bull case: the backlog chart already shows a business compounding on its own, and Alloy Kore is a call option on top of it that current numbers don’t reflect at all.