Evidence of Sony censor?

Anders W wrote:

Everyone seems to be referring only to that press conference with Sasa. But did you see this interview with Haruo Ogawa, president of Olympus Imaging, by Dave Etchells of Imaging Resources.

http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2012/09/27/qa-with-olympus-innovation-key-to-staying-ahead-of-mirrorless-competititon

Here are the critical questions and answers:

DE: Coming back to the E-M5, as I said, it did very well in our tests. Notably it used a Sony sensor as opposed to Panasonic. Does that mark a change of direction for Olympus and sensor technology?

Ogawa:It's obviously to our benefit to select the best image sensor, regardless of the manufacturer. We never fix on one manufacturer. Which device we choose depends on the target users' needs. We tell the sensor manufacturers that we'd like to have this type of product or we have this type of need. Then we ask the device manufacturer to meet our requirements.

DE: You're saying it's not a matter of a simple switch, where you were once using Panasonic, and now you're using Sony. It's a decision you'll make on a case-by-case basis for each camera that comes along, such as the E-M5, for which Sony was the best match. Possibly, for other cameras in the future, Panasonic or some other manufacturer might have the right sensor.

Ogawa:That's right, it's case-by-case. And also, we are always communicating with the sensor manufacturers about which features are necessary for the next generation of our product. That's the most important part of the relationship with them.