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Four official records show large-format development across multi-tool FDM, consumer FDM, professional FDM and SLS, while leaving independent performance and cost comparisons unresolved.
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Prusa announced Gen 2 updates for XL, CORE One L and CORE One and stated that earlier versions will continue receiving firmware, PrusaSlicer profiles, documentation, spare parts and support.
Why it matters: Large-format buyers need to distinguish the updated variants from earlier hardware without assuming that earlier models have lost official support.
Formlabs announced Fuse X1 as a new large-format selective laser sintering system and separately dated current and planned material availability in the launch record.
Why it matters: It adds a powder-bed route that buyers should evaluate separately from filament-based large-format printers.
Bambu Lab announced A2L as a larger open-frame filament printer and documented its build volume, temperature limits and intended material scope.
Why it matters: It expands the consumer-oriented end of the large-format category, where enclosure and material limits remain important purchase constraints.
UltiMaker announced Factor 4 Plus as a larger professional filament-printing system within its Factor platform.
Why it matters: It represents a professional workflow and support tier that should not be compared with consumer printers on build volume alone.
