Sony Group Corporation

Sony Group Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate founded in 1946 and headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. Commonly known as Sony, the company is publicly traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (6758) and the New York Stock Exchange (SONY). As a major global corporation, Sony employs over 112,000 people and reported revenues in the range of $84 billion for the 2025 fiscal year, with a market capitalization exceeding $118 billion as of early May 2026.

Sony is a highly diversified operating company with major business segments in electronics, entertainment, and technology. Its key divisions include Game & Network Services, which produces the PlayStation line of video game consoles and related software; Music, which operates Sony Music Entertainment; and Pictures, which includes Sony Pictures Entertainment's film and television production. The company is also a leading manufacturer of consumer and professional electronics such as BRAVIA televisions and digital cameras, and is the world's largest producer of CMOS image sensors, a critical component in smartphones and digital cameras.

Based on the provided data, Sony is an operating company defending its products in patent litigation. The company is listed as a defendant in one tracked case and has not appeared as a plaintiff, a posture typical for a large technology manufacturer that becomes a target for patent assertions. The single case was filed in the Central District of California.

The tracked case is Fleet Connect Solutions LLC v. Sony Group Corporation, filed in late 2023. The plaintiff, Fleet Connect Solutions LLC, is a patent assertion entity that has filed infringement lawsuits against numerous technology and automotive companies over patents related to wireless communication and fleet management systems.