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BlackBerry to provide software for Jaguar Land Rover EVs

By: Reuters: Company News
March 22 (Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd and Tata Motors Ltd's Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) said on Thursday they reached a licensing agreement to use the Canadian company's software in the luxury car brand's next-generation electric vehicles.
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