BlackBerry has a long history of working with various organizations to help drive Technology advancements. Their latest partnership announced earlier today is with L-Spark and will see Blackberry help medium-sized technology enterprises grow.

BlackBerry has a long history of working with various organizations to help drive technology advancements. Their latest partnership announced earlier today is with L-Spark and will see BlackBerry help medium-sized technology enterprises grow their businesses using BlackBerry QNX technology.

"Partnering with BlackBerry to accelerate the growth of high-potential Canadian SMEs is the most effective way to grow the next great, global, technology company," said Leo Lax, executive managing director, L-Spark. "But more importantly, it is a great way to elevate the entire Canadian technology community to reach and thrive within the global marketplace."

"BlackBerry is proud to play an integral role in the growth of Canada's innovation economy," said Grant Courville, vice president of QNX engineering, BlackBerry. "The new Accelerator Program is a great opportunity for us to better interact and collaborate with Canadian software companies and help bring to market innovative products that will shape the way we'll live, work and play in the future."

According to L-Spark, six companies will be chosen for the accelerator program and BlackBerry QNX will provide them with free licenses and training to use BlackBerry QNX operating systems. There are a number of specialized industries that are being considered such as Robotics and Autonomous vehicle Software and Engineering Services as well as Safety Software Products and Related Engineering Services. You can check out the full list and details right here.

BlackBerry and L-SPARK Launch New Accelerator Program to Fuel Canadian Technology Innovation

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