Fabric8Labs

Fabric8Labs develops Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM), a room-temperature metal 3D printing technology that the website says produces dense metal parts with micron-scale resolution and without post-processing. The company highlights high-purity copper parts, including cold plates for thermal management, and says it can print directly onto temperature-sensitive substrates such as PCBs and silicon.

The website says Fabric8Labs partners with end-customers and provides metal additive manufacturing services, targeting applications in thermal management, wireless communications and power electronics, and it names data center cooling as a focus. It cites a showcase with Wiwynn and a selection by AEWIN, and states that the company is being acquired by TDK Corporation; a $50M funding round to expand U.S. manufacturing capacity is also mentioned.

The About page describes Fabric8Labs, Inc. as based in San Diego, California, and founded in 2015. The registry record lists Munich, Germany and 2020 instead, which the website does not confirm. The careers page lists four open internship roles for Summer 2027: electrical, software, mechanical, and manufacturing/industrial engineering.

Product: ECAM metal 3D printing technology and metal additive manufacturing services producing components such as copper cold plates for thermal management.