Investors have become increasingly anxious about the sustainability of NVIDIA‘s growth trajectory, which is a rather natural outcome when a stock goes up infinity percent or so over the course of a decade. Meanwhile, this healthy skepticism has left the company’s share price at levels that recently led Bloomberg to say it now “looks like a […]
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Swiss Omega Speedmaster watches went to space and the moon with the Apollo program. While the watches were Swiss, virtually all of the other equipment was made in the US, except, of course, the Swiss Mettler scales, sieves by Aigle AG, DJEVA synthetic rubies, Mikron AG-made gears for the lander, and a Swiss experiment carried
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As manufacturing becomes more distributed and product development more complex, companies are under more pressure than ever to connect data across design, engineering, and production. The idea of a “digital thread,” this continuous flow of product data across systems, is no longer just a long-term goal, but something many organizations are actively pushing to implement.
As the additive manufacturing industry moves into a more results-driven phase, understanding what actually happened in 2025 is becoming very important. On March 24, 2026, Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research) will host a free webinar aimed at answering exactly that. The session, titled “3DP/AM Market Insights: 2025 Review and 2026 Preview,” will present a detailed
According to a report by Additive Manufacturing Research, the dental 3D printing market could reach $9.6 billion in revenue by the year 2033. It is one of the most mainstream applications of AM across the entire medical industry, with plenty of industry leaders, like Stratasys, putting a great deal of focus on the dental sector.
