Kathleen Maher

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HP delivers on the promise of voxel-level control, full color

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Kathleen Maher

HP’s newest Jet Fusion printers are faster, smaller, and less expensive. At Solidworks World 2018, HP introduced its newest printers ...

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Spheres, VR series hits paydirt at Sundance

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Kathleen Maher

The three-part VR series Spheres; Songs of Spacetime has sold for a reported “seven figures” to CityLights The film was directed by Eliza McNitt, a 26-year-old VR director whose first VR experience, A Fistful of Stars, showed at SXSW.

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Local Motors rejiggers the model

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Kathleen Maher

Launch Forth community gets Solid Edge. The Local Motors concept has borne fruit with several vehicles and a very active ...

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Stingray swims away

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Kathleen Maher

Autodesk abandons Stingray noting its customers have opted for products like Unity and Unreal in their content creation pipelines. Autodesk inks deal with Unity.

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Does the demise of TechShop (maybe) spell doom for makers?

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Kathleen Maher

The grass roots of the maker movement are green and flourishing. TechShop, a franchise of fabrication storefronts, founded by Jim ...

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Apple builds foundation for growth

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Kathleen Maher

Looking back at a year of Apple's financial performance. The company stays on course, to an almost boring extent, unless you're getting dividends, then it's all pretty exciting.

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Scott Belsky named Adobe’s chief product officer

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Kathleen Maher

Returns to a fulltime role in Adobe executive offices. Scott Belsky came to Adobe with the acquisition of his company ...

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Autodesk increases revenue and brings in new subscribers

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Kathleen Maher

Still, investors get nervous on news of restructuring and layoffs. Autodesk has reported consistent results with increased revenue year over ...

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Forging a new Autodesk: Reinventing manufacture

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Kathleen Maher

Latest updates on Autodesk’s cloud-based development platform for 3rd party tools. Before the official kickoff of Autodesk University, AU invited ...

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Intel and AMD collaborate on technology

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Kathleen Maher

Intel buys chips from AMD to build new integrated part and that's not even the surprising part. AMD's Raja Koduri leaves AMD and pops up at Intel. That was a surprise.