Sony is a diversified entertainment and technology company operating through five main segments. Its Game & Network Services division sells PlayStation hardware, digital software, and PlayStation Plus subscriptions. Sony is transitioning this business from a hardware-centric model toward higher-margin content and recurring service revenue. The Music segment includes recorded music labels, music publishing, and anime production through Aniplex. This business derives durable income from streaming royalties and song catalogs. The Imaging & Sensing Solutions segment manufactures CMOS image sensors for smartphones and cameras. To improve capital efficiency in this fixed-cost-heavy business, Sony is moving toward a "fab-light" model through a joint venture with TSMC. The Pictures segment produces film and television content and operates Crunchyroll, a global anime streaming service. The Entertainment, Technology & Services segment sells premium consumer electronics like cameras and televisions, and is forming a joint venture with TCL to optimize its television operations. Sony is currently pursuing a "Creative Entertainment Vision" strategy, which prioritizes investing in intellectual property and cross-platform content distribution. The company recently spun off its financial services arm to focus resources on its core entertainment and technology businesses.