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Sony Swaps Spinners for Sensors: Last PlayStation Disc Plant Goes Optical

Sony’s final disc-making fortress in Austria is undergoing a high-tech metamorphosis, retraining its entire workforce to craft precision microlenses.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Sony is officially moving away from physical media production at its Thalgau, Austria facility, its last dedicated disc factory. In a significant industrial pivot, the company has invested in repurposing the plant to manufacture microlenses, a move that secures the future of its 300-person workforce through comprehensive retraining. This transition marks a symbolic end for PlayStation’s physical manufacturing legacy as the market increasingly embraces digital downloads, while Sony leverages the site's precision engineering capabilities for the growing optical sensor market.

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