Sony Sensor Plant Halts Production After Japan Earthquake
2d agovia Amateur Photographer

auto_awesomePixelfetch Take
Sony's Kumamoto sensor plant — reportedly capable of producing up to four million sensors per day — has halted production following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake on July 28. Fujifilm and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co also pulled workers from the nearby town of Kikuyo. Sony has confirmed building and manufacturing line damage is being evaluated, with no restart timeline announced. A 2016 quake in the same region shut the facility down for months.
Read full articlearrow_outwardon Amateur Photographer
Related
Industry News
Getty-Shutterstock $3.7B Merger Dead After Regulators Block the Deal
Industry News
Adobe Acquires Topaz Labs
Industry News
Photographer Risks His Life at Bondi. Network Runs His Shots. Pays Nothing.
Industry News
EssilorLuxottica Reportedly in Talks to Acquire Nikon
Industry News
650 Freelance Photographers Refuse Contract Over Image Ownership and Syndication Rights
Industry News
Sony Makes Formal Acquisition Proposal for Tamron
More from Amateur Photographer
Stay ahead of the curve
Get the Pixelfetch digest delivered to your inbox every morning.