I read it again recently and I found it still pretty interesting. From a SF aficionado point of view, Neuromancer world has: -An economy that rely on ubiquito

I read it again recently and I found it still pretty interesting. From a SF aficionado point of view, Neuromancer world has: -An economy that rely on ubiquitous computer networks. -Colonization of low orbit. -An AI rebelling and doing its own thing. -Digital downloads of personalities. In 1984.. I mean, OK, the concepts already existed, but it really break with most of the SF that was being done until then. It's the beginning of a really dark SF, that I suppose was the point: "If we follow the current path, the future will look like corporate feudalism". By the way, from a political point of view, the fear of the Japanese taking over is now the fear of the Chinese taking over. I will let the "dystopian future dominated by megacorps" comment as an exercise for the reader.