By disease type, the market is divided into _solid tumors_, _hematological malignancies_, and _inflammatory conditions_. Solid tumors (e.g., breast, lung) represent 50% of the market, owing to their reliance on dysregulated PI3K signaling. Hematological malignancies (35%), including B-cell lymphomas, benefit from subtype-specific inhibitors (e.g., p110δ), while inflammatory diseases (15%) address rheumatoid arthritis and asthma. This market taxonomy highlights unmet needs in oncology, where resistance to current therapies drives innovation, and in autoimmune disorders, where precision targeting reduces systemic side effects.