The San Diego electronics giant sells cameras, TVs and headphones at retail - and makes the tiny CMOS sensor behind most premium phone cameras. Here is how one company ended up on both sides of the counter.
The 108-year-old optics company spent a fortune buying Hollywood's favorite cinema-camera maker. A year later it shipped a $2,200 body that reads like a $6,000 one. Here's what Nikon is actually building.
The camera brand your grandparents trusted now etches microchips, prints jet parts in metal, and photographs living cells. In 2026 that pivot is running at a loss - and Nikon says that is the point.
In a business full of order-takers, this Burbank shop bets that filmmakers would rather buy cameras from people who have actually pulled focus at 3 a.m. on a real set.