HP to Xerox: We don't need you, you're a mess
HP says Xerox has "visible and substantial declines" that would mean any combination would be hamstrung. HP in a letter to Xerox said that the latter party has too many issues to merge.
HP says Xerox has "visible and substantial declines" that would mean any combination would be hamstrung. HP in a letter to Xerox said that the latter party has too many issues to merge.
The printing giant plans to play in everything from 3D printing to IT services to the smart office.
Stratasys writes down $910 million in the third quarter and outlines plans to retool for the future.
Lexmark says it's enterprise software business and high-end services are undervalued. Is there a sale or spin-off on the way?
3D printer maker Stratasys continues to struggle as customers hold back on orders. The company says it will write down the value of its MakerBot unit.
If HP acquired a 3D printing rival like Stratasys it could speed up its business by a year or two. An HP exec floated the partner or buy concept last week.
3D printing giant Stratasys cut its third quarter outlook, pulled guidance for 2015 and said the market is transitioning to slower growth. Blame extra capacity, Asia and perhaps a pause before HP's 2016 debut.
A startup cooks up a new 3D printing method that's akin to the effects in Terminator 2. Toss in existing 3D printing players and HP's second half of 2016 launch into the market looks riskier.
Stratasys' sees strong demand for the rest of the year as additive manufacturing takes hold. Meanwhile, the company's MakerBot unit continues to roll.
HP could roll out its 3D printing lineup tomorrow and there's a good argument that the company is too late. Perhaps Stratasys or 3D Systems is the next HP?