Toshiba Corporation is a Tokyo-based multinational technology and infrastructure company with roots dating to 1875. Its businesses span energy systems and solutions, infrastructure systems, electronic devices, digital solutions, and storage. Offerings include power generation and grid equipment, industrial motors and drives, factory automation and control, semiconductors, hard-disk drives, and rechargeable batteries, including its SCiB lithium-titanate line for transportation and industrial uses.
For the chemical and process industries, Toshiba supplies equipment and services that support plant power, electrification, and automation—such as motors, variable-speed drives, switchgear, uninterruptible power supplies, instrumentation and control systems, and energy storage. The company also participates in thermal and nuclear power technologies, as well as grid integration and digital monitoring solutions used to support reliability, safety, and efficiency in complex industrial operations.
Also known as Toshiba Corp, Toshiba Group, and 株式会社東芝.
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