Cyber & AI incubation hub

About
the Service

The Cyber & AI Incubation Hub accelerates the development of national and enterprise capabilities in cyber defense and artificial intelligence. It provides a structured environment where innovative concepts evolve into operational systems through hands-on collaboration, guided evaluation, and applied research. Each incubation program connects government agencies, industry partners, and technical experts to co-develop, test, and refine next-generation capabilities. From pilot design to production-level deployment, the Hub ensures that every project is grounded in real-world needs, measurable outcomes, and secure implementation. By turning ideas into functioning solutions, the Hub enables organizations to adopt emerging technologies confidently. It bridges the gap between innovation and mission-readiness, creating the foundation for sustainable growth and national resilience in an increasingly AI-driven world.

Global Network of Experts

1:1 Mentorship by AI & Cyber Pros

0 to MVPin 6 Months

Access to Funding Opportunities

Who is it For?

National agencies developing sovereign cyber and AI capabilities
Enterprises seeking to evaluate and adopt emerging technologies securely
Research institutions and innovation hubs aiming to operationalize AI and cyber projects
Organizations building local ecosystems for innovation and capability growth

What You Get

Innovation Framework
Structured path from concept to operational deployment
Technical Guidance
Access to multidisciplinary experts in cyber, AI, and defense
Evaluation Environment
Secure sandbox for prototyping, piloting, and validation
Capability Building
Long-term support for scaling solutions into production systems

FAQ

What is the goal of the Cyber & AI Incubation Hub?

The Hub bridges innovation and operation, helping organizations move from pilot concepts to fully functional, secure capabilities.

How long does an incubation cycle typically take?

Each project timeline is tailored to the complexity of the solution - from rapid proof-of-concept development to long-term system integration.

Who participates in the incubation process?

Teams typically include experts from Planet Nine, the client’s organization, and strategic partners from industry or academia.

Can the Hub support classified or sensitive projects?

Yes. The environment is designed for secure collaboration and compliance with strict data protection and national security standards.

What are the measurable outcomes of incubation?

Every project concludes with validated deliverables, implementation blueprints, and the operational readiness to scale across national or enterprise environments.