Desktop Metal CEO Says 3D Printing Now is Like eCommerce in the 1990s

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Voices of Wall Street

Mike Teich

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Insights from the Sharpest People on Wall Street and in Business. Join us as we speak with executives, analysts, fund managers, and economists about the top investing trends, most innovative industries, and latest financial news.

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Desktop Metal CEO Says 3D Printing Now is Like eCommerce in the 1990s

Voices of Wall Street

21 minutes 50 seconds

4 years ago

Desktop Metal CEO Says 3D Printing Now is Like eCommerce in the 1990s

Desktop Metal is bringing 3D metal printing innovation to a broad array of industries, including automotive, consumer products, industrial automation, medical devices, aerospace, and defense. The company's CEO and Co-Founder Ric Fulop joined Voices of Wall Street to discuss the massive opportunity in 3D printing, and why the pandemic accelerated their plans to go public by two years. Hosted by Dion Rabouin.