Sony finally responded to questions about its decision to phase out physical discs, expressing confidence that the move will not negatively impact revenue. During its latest earnings call, executives reiterated their stance on the shift toward digital media, emphasizing the growing importance of digital revenue over physical sales. The company has been gradually reducing its reliance on physical media, including Blu-ray and CDs, as consumer demand for digital formats continues to rise. This strategy aligns with broader industry trends toward streaming and cloud-based content delivery. Sony’s decision reflects a long-term vision to focus on digital innovation and sustainability, though it has faced criticism from some consumers and industry experts who argue that physical media still holds value for certain audiences. The company remains committed to its plan, citing strong performance in digital sales as evidence of its viability. (notebookcheck.net)