Cyberhill Partners, a professional services firm specialising in enterprise artificial intelligence solutions for Fortune 500 organisations and US government agencies, has secured a strategic investment of up to $11m from Baleon Capital.
The funding will be used to accelerate growth across several areas of the business. The company plans to expand its go-to-market organisation, grow its engineering and delivery teams, and speed up solution development as it looks to bring its offering to a broader range of clients.
At the heart of Cyberhill’s proposition is what it calls its AI Factory — a platform designed to deploy enterprise-grade AI solutions within weeks and at a significantly lower cost than traditional implementation approaches.
The company argues that most organisations currently find themselves caught between consumer-facing AI tools that fall short of enterprise requirements and large-scale platform deployments that can take years and cost millions to complete.
According to figures from Gartner, enterprise AI spending is projected to surpass $3 trillion by 2027, yet research from MIT suggests that 95% of AI projects still fail to reach production — a gap that Cyberhill says its model is built to close.
The firm’s approach draws heavily on its experience deploying AI within some of the US government’s most secure and operationally complex environments. That background has shaped a product designed with enterprise-grade security, data governance and traceability built in from the outset, alongside advanced capabilities including automated ontologies and knowledge graphs.
Cyberhill Partners founder and CEO Rob Buller said, “Enterprises don’t need more AI tools. They need AI that actually works in their environment, with their data, under their security requirements. That’s exactly what we built. This investment lets us bring it to more organizations, faster.”
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