chrome

For decades, the sci-fi subgenre known as "cyberpunk" served as a stylistic playground for literature and film. It imagined a future defined by chrome-plated mercenaries, nomadic hackers, and cyberspace cowboys navigating the neon-drenched underbelly of globe-spanning corporations. Four decades after the genre’s emergence, the neon has dimmed, but the architecture of that future has arrived—albeit…