In Sony’s 2024 Corporate Report, the company explains the performance of all its sectors, including its camera business. Sony has claimed yet again that it has achieved the number one market share in ...

Sony is undervalued, with its high-margin Imaging & Sensing Solutions (I&SS) segment driven by secular growth and a robust competitive moat. Deconsolidation of financial services has created a cleaner ...

A lot of the conversation surrounding Sony’s new flagship camera, the a1 II, concerns the camera’s image sensor. The 50-megapixel backside-illuminated stacked sensor is the same as the one featured in ...

One of the key pieces to Sony’s mirrorless success is the speed made possible by the world’s largest sensor manufacturer’s stacked designs. But while Sony makes stacked sensors for full-frame ...

Sony has published its 2025 financial year (FY) report, posting a 13% rise in annual operating profit to ¥1,447.5 billion – approximately $9.6 billion / £7.5 billion / AU$14.1 billion. This growth was ...

As the sensor market shows signs of slowing following a decline in smartphone sales, a report speculates that Sony could create a separate company for its imaging sensor division. An anonymous tipster ...

Sony has officially launched the LYT-901 mobile camera sensor, built for future flagship smartphones. Over the past few weeks, details about its sensor size, HDR approach, and zoom modes have been ...

Sony has announced the LYTIA L910 50MP camera sensor for smartphones. This is Sony’s first smartphone camera sensor with LOFIC, enabling wider dynamic range and reduced noise without multi-frame ...

Sony has launched the IMX928 and IMX929 global shutter sensors. The sensors offers smaller square formats, extreme frame rates, and improved efficiency for industrial imaging. They also feature new ...

Not too long ago, it was reported that Sony is set to launch a 180MP medium-format sensor, marking a leap in resolution and sensor technology. While the sensor is supposed to be part of a new ...