Overview
Sony's Kumamoto Technology Center in Kikuyo, Kumamoto Prefecture was established in 2001 (integrated into Sony Semiconductor Kyushu while still under construction) and is now the head-office site of Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation. It fabricates CMOS image sensors for digital cameras, security, industrial and automotive applications, as well as microdisplay devices, on 300mm wafers. Key facility details include: The facility is situated at Kikuyo, Kumamoto, Japan. It focuses on Sensors on 300mm wafers. Production at this facility commenced in 2001.
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About Sony
Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation, a subsidiary of Sony Group Corporation, is the world's largest maker of CMOS image sensors, having shipped over 20 billion units by the end of 2024 and commercialized the first stacked CMOS image sensor. It operates its own wafer fabs in Japan to produce image sensors and related devices for mobile, automotive, and industrial customers.