1. plural of cybernation; nations or states that exist primarily or entirely in cyberspace or digital environments, or nations whose governance and infrastructure are heavily dependent on digital and computational systems.
Usage: neologism; often used in science fiction, futurism, and academic discussions of digital governance

Examples

• Some futurists predict that cybernations will emerge as independent political entities in the coming decades.
• The concept of cybernations challenges traditional definitions of sovereignty and territorial borders.
• In science fiction novels, cybernations are often depicted as advanced societies governed entirely by artificial intelligence.
• Researchers studying digital governance explore how cybernations might function without physical territory.