Research News
12 Nov, 2025
KAWASAKI—Toshiba Corporation (Toshiba) has developed a Similar Data Retrieval AI capable of detecting past operating data similar to the current operating state with world-class accuracy, using massive time-series data collected from thousands of sensors installed in large and complex plants. This AI quickly presents the occurrence dates and response records of similar past cases, supporting cause investigations and countermeasure planning and significantly contributing to stable plant operation and more efficient maintenance work.
20 Aug, 2025
Kawasaki, Japan — A joint research proposal by six organizations *1, including Toshiba Corporation (hereinafter “Toshiba”), has been selected *2 for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications’ FY2025 commissioned R&D Project “Research and development for early social implementation of quantum cryptography communication networks”. Research and development will begin sequentially.
28 Jul, 2025
Toshiba Corporation (“Toshiba”), NEC Corporation (“NEC”), and the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (“NICT”) have successfully conducted the world’s first*1 demonstration of multiplexed transmission of quantum key distribution (QKD) signals and key generation within a system environment designed for the IOWN*2 all-photonics network. IOWN, developed by NTT, Inc., is a next-generation information processing and communications infrastructure that delivers ultra-high speed, low power consumption, and low latency.
22 Jul, 2025
Tokyo, Japan – Toshiba Corporation proudly participated in “Locked Shields 2025,” the world’s largest and most advanced international cyber defense exercise, organized by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE). The event took place from May 6 to 9, 2025.
04 Jun, 2025
TOKYO---Toshiba Corporation has developed a resin-insulated SiC power semiconductor module (SiC power module) that greatly improves power density, which represents the capacity to process power per unit area, by using resin as the insulating substrate through technology for the distributed layout design of small-area chips and design optimization technology using AI, which are unique to Toshiba.
26 Feb, 2025
TOKYO—Toshiba Corporation (Toshiba) and Toshiba Information Systems (Japan) Corporation (Toshiba Information Systems) have developed an innovative optical inspection technology that can instantly, from a single image, visualize nano-scale*1 height differences in surface defects, such as scratches, as 3D shapes on product surfaces.