IBM Research - Tokyo

IBM Research - Tokyo opened its doors in 1982 as the Japan Science Institute (JSI) in Sanbancho, Tokyo. In 1993 IBM Research - Tokyo moved to Yamato, Kanagawa. As IBM's first research laboratory in Asia, IBM Research - Tokyo is a member of IBM's global research community of 3,000 people at locations including Yorktown Heights, San Jose, and Austin in the United States, and in Switzerland, Israel, China, India, and Japan. At present, some 200 researchers in Japan play important roles in meeting the challenge of contributing positively to society and IBM's success through research.

* IBM Research - Tokyo was renamed in September 2009 [formerly known as "Tokyo Research Laboratory (TRL)"]

News

15 Jan 2010

Press Release
IBM Earns Most U.S. Patents for 17th Consecutive Year
26 Nov 2009

Press Release
Made in IBM Labs: IBM Researchers Lower Language Barrier With Text Translator
18 Nov 2009

Press Release
IBM Research - Tokyo's Measurement and Management Technology Recognized as One of IBM's Top Environmental Solutions Developed in 2009
08 July 2009

Press Release
IBM Launches Advanced Analytics Center in Tokyo
01 July 2009

TRL's Contribution to 'Galileo'
TRL Contributes Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF) to Eclipse Annual Release 'Galileo'