Sony

Sony Group Corporation is a global technology and entertainment company. Its businesses include game platforms, image sensors, consumer electronics, music, film and television production, financial services and other digital ventures. This combination gives Sony a role in both the technology used to create and distribute content and the entertainment properties delivered through that technology.

Sony’s major technology operations include PlayStation consoles, games and network services; Alpha cameras and professional imaging equipment; televisions, headphones and audio products; and semiconductor image sensors used in smartphones, cameras and vehicles. Sony Interactive Entertainment operates the PlayStation ecosystem, while Sony Music and Sony Pictures manage substantial catalogues and production businesses. The group also supplies professional broadcast, medical imaging and virtual-production technology. Its research covers sensing, robotics, artificial intelligence and immersive media.

The business was founded in Tokyo on 7 May 1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita as Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation. It adopted the Sony name in 1958 and became known internationally through transistor radios, televisions, audio equipment and the Walkman. Later products such as compact-disc technology, digital cameras and PlayStation broadened its influence. Sony reorganised as Sony Group Corporation in 2021 to oversee its diverse operating companies.

Sony Group Corporation is headquartered at 1-7-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0075, Japan. Its published main telephone number is +81 3 6748 2111. Product support and sales are handled by Sony’s regional companies through local websites, repair networks and dedicated customer-service numbers.

For the most current product, office and support information, visitors should use the official Sony website, because regional availability and contact routes can change. Corporate services and product availability can differ by market.