Spot on TheGardner. I personally cannot see A3D lasting more than two years as a listed company. It just makes sense for a NASA, GE, HP etc to just buy them out. Those giants have the staff and distribution networks set up already. This seems to be a perfect fit for Hewlett Packard in my opinion since HP just split the company into two divisions, one being dedicated solely to 3D printing.
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