Sony's Kumamoto Image Sensor Factory Back at Full Capacity

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Sony's Kumamoto image sensor factory is back to full pre-earthquake production levels as of the 19th, about three weeks after a July 28 earthquake forced it offline. The facility had partially resumed from August 4, with output climbing back gradually since then.

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