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Sony Buys Optical Archive Inc. as COLD Archive Trends Rise Up

Former Facebook server master Frank Frankovsky is now part of Sony’s data storage innovation efforts to provide better COLD storage solutions to customers.

One Sony No More: Company Spins Off More Divisions to Increase Profitability

Last Wednesday, Sony announced that it's shedding more weight as it spins-off its audio and video departments.

Sony To Screen “The Interview” In Select Theaters

Sony reverses on their plan to pull The Interview from all cinemas as they announced a limited theatrical release for the movie.

Sony Ditches TVs And Smarthphones, Focuses On Playstation And Image Sensors

Sony plans to focus more on Playstation and Image sensors, than TVs and smarthphones to cut cost.

Sony Pictures Computers Hacked, Sent Staff to Use Pen and Paper Instead

Sony Pictures suffered a massive hack by a group names “GOP” that forced its staff to use primitive pen and paper to perform their reports and work assignments.

Sony Removes Controversial PS Vita Ad Full of Sexual Innuendo

Sony pulled out a PS Vita Ad after receiving backlash from viewers saying the video is sexist and just another blatant attempt to “fan service” teen males.

Sony Names New Mobile Divisions Head—Already Faced With Tough Job Ahead of Him

Sony Corp. announced on Thursday its new head of mobile divisions, Senior Vice President Hiroki Totoki, amidst the tech giant’s struggles in the smartphone industry.

Sony Aims to Begin Console Packaging in China

Sony Corp. wants to begin packaging the latest video game consoles for Chinese market starting December since it plans to invade the world's biggest population after the end of ban on the devices.

Sony's PlayStation 4 Records 7 Million in Sales Since 2013 Launch

Seven million Sony PlayStation 4's have sold.

Sony Reveals Digital Paper Tablet

Sony introduced its Digital Paper tablet at the American Bar Association Techshow in Chicago last week. Sony plans to ship the tablet in May, and sees the device as a way to replace paper-based processes used by government, legal and education organizations.

Sony Engineers Shut Down PlayStation Network For Routine Maintenance

The PlayStation Network site was for routine maintenance Monday.

Over 320,000 PS4s Sold in Japan

Sony’s PlayStation 4 has sold 322,083 consoles in two days in Japan after being released on Feb. 22. The console surpassed its predecessor, the PlayStation 3, which sold 88,443 consoles in the same amount of time in 2006.

Sony to Close 20 Stores, Layoff 1,000 Before Years End

Sony is re-organizing.

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