3D Printing legacy

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Stratasys, a well-known player in the 3D printing industry, is strategically acquiring the startup Origin for $100 million. Acquisitions in the 3D printing industry are not uncommon, as companies seek to expand their capabilities, access new technologies, or gain a competitive edge.

As a startup, Origin may have developed innovative technologies or solutions that caught the attention of Stratasys. By acquiring Origin, Stratasys could potentially enhance its offerings in industrial 3D printing, where competition has been increasing.

 
Amy Feldman
Forbes Staff

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