
AI in Pathology Market to Reach $347.4 Million by 2030
The global AI in Pathology Market, valued at $87.2 million in 2024, is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.5%, reaching $347.4 million by 2030, announced in a press release. This growth is driven by the integration of digital pathology with AI-enabled telepathology, which allows pathologists to remotely access and review digital slides, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and collaboration.
The demand for remote diagnostics and expert consultations is increasing, prompting the evolution of AI in the pathology market to provide advanced telepathology solutions. Key growth drivers include the rising demand for high-tech solutions, the need to reduce misdiagnoses, and increased funding to improve patient care standards.
In 2024, the image analysis segment accounted for the largest share of the AI in pathology market, driven by the demand for early diagnosis and precision capabilities. Europe held the second-largest market share, supported by the adoption of AI-based tools in pathology research and drug discovery, favorable government initiatives, and increasing healthcare expenditure.
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