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I had a quick look at their website WJB

It looks like they use Selective laser sintering (SLS)
Selective laser sintering - Wikipedia

Which is similar to one of the most common Additive manufacturing techniques Powder bed fusion
Selective laser melting - Wikipedia

I would say TTT operates in a different space to these two technologies, Both of those processes are quite slow and attempt to fully replace a manufacturing process. They have an advantage in that they can produce higher quality parts, use 'superalloys' and can have complex internal structures but like Cold spray there are downsides too.
You can't repair a part with a damaged internal structure, The build envelopes on those machines are typically quite small and if they aren't the process is even slower, they require the use of high powered lasers which is energy intensive and can be unsafe in a non laboratory environment.

It's probably best not to compare the them to TTT, Cold spray's strength lies in it's ability to repair, coat, add otherwise unmixable metals to, create very large or rapidly build manufactured parts.
They have multiple metals in the same part somewhat circumventing the need for 'superalloys'
Advanced Manufacturing Materials | Titomic

As i say this with very little actual technical knowledge on the subject that's what i gathered from my own research