Japan is investing $380 million in Sony’s new AI image sensor production facility under its Economic Security Promotion Act.

Leica’s next big move is a custom sensor - and Gpixel is helping make it happen ...

Sony has been granted subsidies worth $378 million to add production capacity, reports the Nikkei. The money will be spent on an image sensor plant being built in Kumamoto prefecture (pictured). Keep ...

Japan provides $380 million subsidy to Sony to boost AI image sensor production and semiconductor expansion, strengthening ...

The Japanese government has announced plans to provide Sony with subsidies of up to 60 billion yen, equivalent to ...

Sony said Friday it will invest $1 billion to increase its production capacity for the image sensors used in digital cameras, eyeing the booming market for smartphones, tablets and other ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp said on Thursday it would invest 35 billion yen (£202 million) to increase production of image sensors for smartphones and tablets, as the company courts handset makers to ...

The iPhone 18 is already driving major shifts deep in the semiconductor supply chain, as Samsung Electronics expands production of image sensors, prompting one of its key testing partners to invest ...

Sony is reported to have entered small-scale production of CIF (common interchange format) CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) image sensor modules recently and be planning to launch VGA ...

Smartphone cameras continue to be a predominate feature in consumer marketing and buying decisions on smartphones. It makes sense, then, that manufacturers of smartphone camera components are part of ...

e2v has significantly increased the production rate of its dental x-ray sensors incorporating CMOS image sensor technology provided by TowerJazz, the company announced. e2v has been progressively ...

"The OV3640's superior performance, 1/4-inch form factor, new features and sensor-level improvements have enabled OmniVision to secure several key design wins in the handset market," said Per Rosdahl, ...