TOKYO -- Sony's diverse array of technologies is a source of strength, CEO Kenichiro Yoshida said Wednesday, in a rebuttal of activist fund Third Point's demands for the conglomerate to shed its chip business and focus on entertainment.
Yoshida spoke at Sony's first Technology Day event, which showcased research and development advances that the company looks to commercialize over the medium to long term. These build on Sony's accumulated know-how in areas such as sensors, cameras and artificial intelligence to "create spatial and temporal value," Yoshida said.
