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Technology and consulting · United States
IBM
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IBM announced the acquisition of Logiq Consulting, an NCSC-assured UK consultancy focused on cybersecurity assurance, secure systems engineering, digital transformation and managed services for defence, government, critical infrastructure and other regulated sectors. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Updated September 24, 2026 · Evidence from public sources
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Filter in all signals ↗IBM acquires UK cybersecurity specialist Logiq Consulting
IBM announced the acquisition of Logiq Consulting, an NCSC-assured UK consultancy focused on cybersecurity assurance, secure systems engineering, digital transformation and managed services for defence, government, critical infrastructure and other regulated sectors. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Employee impact
Read full analysis →The confirmed acquisition strengthens IBM Consulting’s UK cybersecurity and sovereign-technology capabilities. For candidates, that may increase demand around Secure by Design, security assurance, regulated cloud and defence-sector delivery. This is an interpretation, not a hiring guarantee: acquisitions can also change reporting lines, role scope and overlapping functions during integration.
IBM and Lockheed Martin establish a Swiss quantum innovation hub
IBM and Lockheed Martin established a quantum innovation hub at ETH Zurich, with Switzerland’s first IBM Quantum System Two planned for the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre by the end of 2026. IBM will operate the system, while the partners plan research projects and workforce-development activities with Swiss institutions.
Employee impact
Read full analysis →The hub creates a concrete long-term platform for quantum research, algorithms, sensing, materials and industry collaboration in Switzerland. It can strengthen the local talent pipeline and specialist project work, although the announcement does not promise direct hiring or specify new IBM positions.