U.S. defense tech firm Divergent has introduced its proprietary Monolith One laser powder bed fusion system, featuring 12 2kW lasers (24kW total power) and a build volume of 700×700×835mm. It supports aluminum, nickel, steel, titanium, and multi-material structures during printing. The system is fully manufactured in the U.S. with domestic supply chain components. Divergent also announced a 430,000-square-foot factory in Long Beach, California, currently operating six Monolith units with plans to deploy 64 more in 24 months. However, Monolith One's 409-liter build volume is notably smaller than China's Eplus3D EP-M3050 and other ultra-large models. Valued at $2.3 billion with over $1 billion in funding, Divergent's clients include CoAspire, Saab, and Triumph Group.