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ConocoPhillips enlists 3D printing for supply efficiencies on Alaska’s North Slope

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Seeking to shortcut extensive lead times for critical parts at its remote Kuparuk outpost, the energy giant turned to 3D printing, which, coupled with data and AI, could have far-reaching impact on the industry.

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