The 450-plus-page defence AI study forecasts growth through 2036 across regions, technologies and applications, while examining U.S. tariffs, semiconductor supply-chain risks and governance constraints on adoption.
ResearchAndMarkets.com has added the "Military Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems Market Report 2026-2036" to its catalogue, describing a 450-plus-page study of global defence AI opportunities through 2036. The report says growth is being driven by demand for improved situational awareness, automated data analysis and faster operational decision-making across intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), autonomous systems, command architectures, mission planning, sensor fusion and cyber defence. It also analyses how U.S. trade tariffs and broader supply-chain pressures affecting semiconductors, processors, sensors, communications equipment and embedded computing technologies could raise procurement costs, strain programme budgets and complicate delivery schedules, while ethical, legal and policy requirements may shape adoption, especially for autonomous systems. Coverage spans five regions and 20 national or subregional markets, with segmentation by end-user, operating environment, capability type, application and technology, and competitive analysis including Palantir Technologies, Anduril Industries, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman Corporation and RTX.