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市場調査レポート
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軍用コンピューターの世界市場:フォームファクター別、保護レベル別、ユースケース別、地域別、機会、予測、2018年~2032年Global Military Computers Market Assessment, By Form Factor, By Protection Level, By Use Case, By Region, Opportunities and Forecast, 2018-2032F |
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軍用コンピューターの世界市場:フォームファクター別、保護レベル別、ユースケース別、地域別、機会、予測、2018年~2032年 |
出版日: 2025年07月17日
発行: Markets & Data
ページ情報: 英文 221 Pages
納期: 3~5営業日
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世界の軍用コンピューター市場は、2025~2032年の予測期間中にCAGR 6.03%を記録し、2024年の86億6,000万米ドルから2032年には138億3,000万米ドルに成長すると予測されています。軍用コンピューター市場は、国防予算の増加、近代化構想、戦場での能力と性能の強化によって牽引されています。堅牢型で安全な軍用コンピューターは、戦略的要件だけでなく、ミッションクリティカルな運用や過酷な条件下(温度、衝撃、EMI)での要件を満たすように独自に設計されていますが、ミッションクリティカルなデータ処理のリアルタイムなニーズを可能にします。あらゆる分野でAIとIoTの統合が進むことで、サイバーセキュリティとネットワーク中心の戦争能力に対するニーズの高まりとともに、より自律的なシステムに対する需要が一貫して高まる。その結果、堅牢型軍用コンピューターに対する需要は、特に堅牢型ノートパソコン、組込み型システム、サーバー、ウェアラブルシステムを中心に引き続き強いです。しかし、開発コストは依然として高く、多くの環境要件(MIL-STD-810、MIL-S-901)、サイバー対応の脅威の性質の変化が市場に影響を与えると思われます。北米は国防費の水準に牽引され軍用コンピューターの販売でリードしており、近代化イニシアチブを持つアジア太平洋では急速な成長が続いています。
例えば、2025年6月、VersaLogic Corp.は、コンパクトなパッケージに6コアXeon-E CPUとNVIDIA RTX 2000 ADA GPUを組み合わせたAI組込み型コンピュータを発売しました。この堅牢型ソリューションは、未搭乗システム、人工知能(AI)推論、情報・監視・偵察(ISR)用の広帯域ビデオなど、ミッションクリティカルな軍事アプリケーションでの使用を想定して設計されています。
Global military computer market is projected to witness a CAGR of 6.03% during the forecast period 2025-2032, growing from USD 8.66 billion in 2024 to USD 13.83 billion in 2032. The military computers market is being driven by increasing defense budgets, modernization initiatives, and enhanced battlefield capabilities and performance. Ruggedized, secured military computers uniquely designed to meet strategic requirement, as well as mission-critical operations and requirements in extreme conditions (temperature, shock, EMI), but still enable the real-time need for mission-critical data processing. The increasing integration of AI and IoT across all sectors will consistently drive demand for more autonomous systems, alongside a heightened need for cybersecurity and network-centric warfare capabilities. Consequently, the demand for ruggedized military computers remains strong, particularly for ruggedized laptops, embedded systems, servers, and wearable systems. However, development costs will remain high, numerous environmental requirements (MIL-STD-810, MIL-S-901), and the changing nature of cyber-enabled threats will impact the market. North America leads in military computer sales driven by the level of defenses spending, and rapid growth remains in the Asia-Pacific with modernization initiatives.
For instance, in June 2025, VersaLogic Corp. launched an AI embedded computer, combining a 6-core Xeon-E CPU with an NVIDIA RTX 2000 ADA GPU in a compact package. The rugged solution is designed for use in mission-critical military applications like uncrewed systems; artificial intelligence (AI) inference; and high-bandwidth video for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).
Technological Advancements in Military Computers
Advancements in military computing technology are driving a revolution in modern warfare through the enablement of transformative capabilities to employ new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and, machine learning to create autonomous systems, predictive maintenance, quantum computing and edge computing for ultra-secure communications and real-time analytics of the battlefield, and even neuromorphic chips that can mimic human intelligence to accelerate processing. To protect these capabilities, military computing systems utilize advanced cyber defense, employing quantum-resistant encryption and zero trust architectures to counter advanced threats. The modular and open architecture of systems provides quick hardware upgrades to adapt to emerging needs. Meanwhile, flexible, energy-efficient designs that include solar panel options and advanced thermal management technologies to ensure performance in severe conditions are now the norm. The cumulative effect of these developments has the potential to deliver military computing systems that are smarter, faster, and more challenging than ever before, with the advantage of overwhelming any battlefield in future combat.
For instance, in October 2024, Innovative Solutions & Support, Inc. announced it acquired the license for various generations of military display generators and flight control computers from Honeywell. The deal included an exclusive license to manufacture, upgrade, and repair the product line.
Strategic Industry Collaborations Fuel Market Expansion
The military computers market is in the midst of a growth period fueled by partnerships between defense contractors, technology allies, and researchers. These partnerships are creating significant synergies that drive innovations, with defense contractors like Raytheon are partnering with semiconductor leaders to develop custom AI processors to power electronic warfare systems, and universities and institutions collaborate with military laboratories on quantum computing. Major cloud companies are entering the space by offering secure government cloud options to provide advanced battlefield analytics and machine learning. In addition, federal defense initiatives like the SCALE program at the Pentagon facilitate the efficiency of technology acquisition and are following through on their goals of reducing timeliness for fielding next-gen tactical computers.
For instance, in May 2025, Northrop Grumman Corp., to supply 63 upgraded avionics mission computers for allied attack and utility helicopters. The Northrop Grumman Gen III mission computers are part of the company's integrated avionics system for the Bell AH-1Z and UH-1Y helicopters.
Portable Rugged Laptops Dominate the Military Computers Market
Rugged portable computers have become the standard for military computing for their durability and reliability for mission-critical use. They are designed to meet military specifications for environmental and hardware resistance and can operate the battlefield in temperature extremes from the heat of the desert to uninhabitable tundra. The manufacturers produce systems with sunlight-readable displays, components resistant to vibration, and can be modified to add or expand hardware capabilities to integrate military technology. The newest generation offers state-of-the-art processing capability in moving AI-enabled systems for live and independent analytics on the battlefield, while maintaining and enhancing security protocols. The capability of rugged computers can be applied in military operations: conducting communications in tactical operations centers (TOC) or on the battlefield, in maintaining official records for a military unit, performing maintenance on mission equipment and systems, and conducting electronic warfare and cyber warfare.
For instance, in May 2025, Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc. partners with the United States military, which it claimed would speed up the development of photonic quantum computing chips.
North America Dominates the Military Computers Market
Global military computers market is overwhelmingly dominated by North America, especially by the United States which accounts for most of the innovation and public procurement. It cannot be overstated that this regional superiority is a direct result of United States' uniquely large defense budget, which provide vast funding for next generation computing technologies through DARPA, the Defense Department, and the military's reach into industry. Essentially, the United States has developed a unique defense-industrial ecosystem that lumps together Silicon Valley giants (Microsoft, NVIDIA) with military specialists (Lockheed, Raytheon) to combine military specialization with commercial computing innovation. Thus, it is not surprising that important results have emerged in quantum and quantum-resistant systems, on-the-battlefield AI processors, and ruggedized deployable edge computers. Furthermore, due to North America's well-established cyber-security posture and early adoption on MIL-STD standards, the U.S. and Canada have formed the de facto global standard for military computing, compelling the international security community, whether allied or competitor interests, be agnostic to the innovations emerging from U.S. military computing in recent decades.
Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Global Military Computers Market
Tariffs on imported semiconductors, processors, and rugged parts resulting in reduced costs and military spec computing systems.
Defence contractors are moving away from suppliers in China, thus increasing lead time & sourcing friction.
R&D and delivery of next-gen systems, like AI-enabled battlefield computing devices are being delayed due to tariffs pressuring costs.
Smaller defence tech companies are pressured by inability to absorb pricing increases, and this is putting downward pressure on their productive capabilities and competitiveness.
Key Players Landscape and Outlook
The military computing sector has an ever-changing competitive landscape where traditional defense firms meet newer, disruptive technology providers competing to offer the next generation of solution. Within this sector, there is robust competition between system integrators who have spent decades experience in battlefields and adaptable firms who are re-defining the power and ruggedness of our computing environments. The military computing sector will stay vibrant, as new competitors will always find new ways to evolve the military computing environment while matured incumbents will develop proven platforms through continuous improvement programs. In the future, the industry itself is transitioning toward more intelligent and interconnected systems. The integration of artificial intelligence will make its way deeper into our platforms to provide everything from autonomous decision-making to predictive maintenance. Breakthroughs in quantum computing will also radically change the information security and processing capacities in the future. Due to the growing focus on multi-domain operations, there is a growing demand for interoperable systems that can continuously share data across air, land, maritime, and cyber domains.
For instance, in August 2024, Dell Technologies Inc. business secured a United States Air Force blanket purchase agreement to supply servers and sensors to multiple military bases.
All segments will be provided for all regions and countries covered
Companies mentioned above DO NOT hold any order as per market share and can be changed as per information available during research work.