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GE buys European 3D printing companies

September 17, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Design and Manufactured become inextricably linked as a new round of consolidation combine manufacturing and design companies. We’ve been talking ...

Stratasys to show next-generation 3D printing technologies at IMTS

September 5, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Stratasys will show two new prototype systems at the IMTS show in Chicago this fall. The InfiniteBuild 3D printer builds prints on a vertical axis for long parts and the Robotic Composite 3D printer builds composite machine parts using a robot arm on site.

Autodesk reports “terrific” second quarter

August 29, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Sees increase in subscriptions and uptake in suites. Autodesk reported revenue of $551 million for the quarter ending in July ...

Intel focuses on IoT for Day 1 of IDF

August 23, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Intel is making major shifts in its focus. Careful not to rattle investors or confuse developers and attendees, the opening keynote from Intel CEO Brian Krzanich offered few surprises, but rather served as a statement of position.

Disney harnesses GPUs for real-time content creation

August 16, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Hyperion, Universal Description Language and more are moving content creation in a open direction. By Kathleen Maher We’re still crawling ...

Dassault Systèmes revenues soft in second quarter

August 4, 2016

Kathleen Maher

There was modest growth in Europe and North America, but Asia/Pacific was disappointing. Services revenue was also down. Dassault Systèmes ...

Nvidia takes over Mental Ray development

August 3, 2016

Kathleen Maher

With Autodesk adding the Arnold render to Maya, Nvidia pledges to maintain Mental Ray for its shared customers. This year at ...

Autodesk launches Forge

June 28, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Autodesk has been busy planning for a future in the cloud. Its new Forge platform introduced at Autodesk University in 2015 and officially launched on June 16 at San Francisco’s Ft. Mason is a major part of Autodesk’s plans.