privatebydesign said:
DxO split into two in Sept last year, DxO Labs, that covers the testing/evaluation and consulting business and DxO Mark is the second company that resulted from the split. DxO Mark owns the rights to the physical products, software and the camera and testing apparatus. It is a privately owned and separate entity.
Reading between the lines they have jettisoned the costly side of the business that didn't generate income and led to an unending series of contentious measurements and results and let that take the burden of debt with it. The parts of the original company that generate income are safely separated and there will be no change whatsoever to the software or hardware DxO Mark sell, which is everything DxO ever sold.
I think you have that backwards. DxOMark Image Labs is the testing/measurement side of the split. DxO Labs produces PhotoLab, FilmPack, bought the Nik suite from Google, etc.
[quote author=DxO]We’ve had an important internal change as well: In September, DxOMark Image Labs was spun off from DxO Labs. DxOMark Image Labs is now a privately-owned, independent company. As such, we continue to pursue the development and commercialization of image quality solutions and services that support our customers in designing the best-quality camera systems for a range of markets, including smartphones, DSC/DSLRs, drones, action cams, surveillance, and automotive.