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This Frost & Sullivan research service focuses on US Department of Defense (DoD) command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) budget spending. The study includes research, development, test, and evaluation; procurement; operations and maintenance; and other services. C4ISR spending for the ...

This research service focuses on the US Department of Defense (DoD) 2025 spending requests for the research, development, test, and evaluation; procurement; and operations and maintenance categories. The analyst has segmented the budget request by the military department and 20 technology areas, including aircraft; ships; ground vehicles; and comma...

The pace of technological change continues to accelerate, exposing significant limitations in militaries technological abilities to combat emerging threats. The introduction of new technologies has created new vulnerabilities for military forces, demanding strategies to meet a wide range of threats that are becoming more lethal, diversified, hybri...

The aerospace and defense (A&D) industry in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is experiencing transformative changes due to regional security dynamics and strategic economic initiatives. Heightened tensions in the Middle East and the increased threat of a region-wide conflict evinced by the 2023 Israel-Hamas conflict and Iran's retaliato...

The significant increase in defense budgets among NATO member states, driven primarily by the evolving security challenges posed by the Russia-Ukraine war and rising geopolitical tensions, forms the foundation for this Frost & Sullivan unique research report.The report explores how NATO’s collective focus on modernization, resilience, and interoper...

Recent geopolitical chaos has compelled countries to increase collaboration in defense matters, whether by turning to longtime allies (such as the United States and Israel, and the United Kingdom and Australia) or seeking new counterparts (such as Brazil and Sweden, and Poland and South Korea). Joint military exercises have become more frequent an...

In a polarized world, geopolitical, military, technological, political, and strategic changes are happening at a dizzying pace. The need to adapt regulatory mechanisms to defense exports, as well as to the defense market in general (especially in the West), necessitates frequent adjustments in the regulation of these processes. This unique report b...

In this research service, Frost & Sullivan overviews the US Defense Information Systems Agency s (DISA) budget between FY2023 and FY2029. It outlines the agency s funding distribution for each account as well as a forecast with future spending estimates. It also includes an analysis of contract awards share. Additionally, the study highlights th...

This report provides an outlook on global defense accelerators and venture capital (VC) firms while discussing the increasing private and government sector penetration into the defense industry. It identifies and analyzes key factors driving and restraining current trends as geo-political shifts have reshaped attitudes towards defense-tech inves...