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| | | What does “scale” even mean for the additive manufacturing industry? And what does the Stratasys merger with Desktop Metal have to do with it, anyway? |
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The additive manufacturing company’s board of directors says the best path forward is for Stratasys to merge with rival Desktop Metal, not its other major rival, 3D Systems. |
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Schneider Electric's Mauricio Casares agrees that most current ChatGPT applications pitched at manufacturers are more about sales than operations, but solid use cases are coming. |
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A look at how smaller manufacturers are using the technology to grow their businesses. |
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The manufacturers pushing the most silicon and leading U.S. reshoring efforts. |
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The head of 3D-printer maker Stratasys explains why it’s bidding to buy a chief rival and why other competitors are trying to buy his company. It all comes down to scaling a technology poised for growth. |
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Kumar Galhotra talks about the possibilities for hybrids, supply chain changes and how operational changes are increasing efficiency. |
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