RAF Wyton, with industry partners, opened the FAIRFAX Collaboration Hub on 27 August 2026, according to a report published by the UK government on 14 September 2026. The station described the hub as a significant step in its development as the UK's centre for intelligence excellence, with the opening marked during its annual Families Day, attended by around 2,000 families.

The hub is a joint programme between Defence Intelligence, Huntingdonshire District Council and four industry partners: CGI, CDS Defence & Security, MAIAR and Vantor. Positioned inside RAF Wyton's secure perimeter, it is intended to give the Ministry of Defence and its partners a shared space for innovation, a development lab and outreach and STEM activities, as part of Project FAIRFAX. The station said Wyton had been chosen for significant defence investment over the next five to seven years, with plans including redeveloping its legacy airfield into a science and technology park.

Air Vice-Marshal Adam Bone, Director Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, said the hub was the first tangible step towards an intelligence ecosystem. Wing Commander John Grenville, Station Commander, called it the first building of Wyton Campus. The four companies also sponsored this year's Families Day and, over the next 12 months, are to support a new outreach programme with local schools and academic institutions.