In today's video we take a look at Desktop Metal updates and their latest acquisition of $XONE.
Desktop Metal and other Additive Manufacturing companies are about to potentially destroy the traditional method. As Desktop Metal enters into their "Additive Manufacturing 2.0" era, backed big big supporters like Cathie Wood, Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, and partnering with loads of huge companies like Google, the military, Amazon and others, Desktop Metal is set to be a big big player in the next generation of manufacturing.
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