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Alcoa Makes Big Bet on 3D Printing

Fortune.com reports that the aluminum giant is spending $60 million on a manufacturing center specializing in advanced 3D printing techniques and materials.

Posted: September 8, 2015

Fortune.com reports that aluminum giant Alcoa sees a big future in shaping metal with 3D printers. The company said that it’s investing $60 million to create a manufacturing center specializing in advanced 3D printing techniques and materials.

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