When Cyberspace everts into the real world enabling communication and connection for non-computing related applications we call it IoT (the Internet of Things).

When Cyberspace everts into the real world enabling communication and connection for non-computing related applications we call it IoT (the Internet of Things). Original idea comes from William Gibson's "Spook Country." Written in 2007, "Spook Country" carries the cyberpunk sensibilities of Gibson’s 1984 “Neuromancer” into what is essentially a contemporary fiction novel: in two decades cyberspace has everted from science fiction into contemporary reality. Gibson anticipates another outcome: when cyberspace everts it disappears as a separate or distinct reality, now we are “always on” and always connected.