US Drone Dominance Program raises AI supply-chain stakes
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As the US Drone Dominance Program (DDP) expands procurement, orders exceeding 10,000 units will generate significant economies of scale across the drone supply chain. The program's third phase, scheduled to begin in early 2027 and dubbed the industry's "final boss," will raise both procurement volumes and technical requirements, creating an opening for Taiwan suppliers to secure positions in the edge AI supply chain.
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