Toshiba launched its Quantum Technology Centre in Cambridge on 22nd September 2023. The centre has about 40 employees, with plans to expand the head count to 70. Toshiba will invest 20 million pounds ($25 million) in the facility over five years starting in fiscal 2023.
Toshiba already had a research laboratory in Cambridge, conducting research on artificial intelligence and quantum technology. Some engineers will transfer from there to the new quantum-specialized offshoot.
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