For General Electric investors, the company'spush into the 3D printing supplier space is a positive. It will allow GE to advance its internal use of 3D printing, and also to profit along with the ...

Industrial titan GE hasn't invested in Stratasys, 3D Systems, ExOne, or Arcam. Here's why it recently did so in this fast-growing -- and profitable -- 3D printing company. Optomec's business ...

chairman and CEO of GE. The company said its 3D printing business will grow to $1 billion by 2020 "at attractive returns" and also expects it to generate $3 to $5 billion of cost savings across ...

GE's 3D printing purchases: Crazy like a fox The thing to remember is that the company has already invested $1.5 billion into building out 3D printing capabilities that were designed to help its ...

General Electric (GE) is expanding the uses for 3D printers and expects the emerging technology to "touch" more than half of its manufacturing in 20 years. With business segments in aviation ...

GE Additive is a subsidiary of General Electric Company (NYSE:GE). GE Additive is a leading 3D printing company specializing in metal additive design and manufacturing. The company forges ...

GE Aerospace is considered one of the leading ... It currently serves more than 50,000 product developers. In 2014, the company launched 3D Printing services to simplify the transition from ...

According to the Associated Press, GE spent $1.5 billion (~£1.1 billion) on 3D printing investments since 2010, meaning the acquisitions will double what the company has invested in the last five ...