Technocapitalism

Technocapitalism is the evolution of capitalism, changing its appearance to find new ways to accumulate capital, expanding its exploitation horizons. However, its previous versions do not disappear, but serve as a material and ideological base for the capitalist gears to keep it functioning.

– Technodiversity, permacomputing and anticapitalism

Technocapitalism, or technological capitalism, could be defined as an evolution of industrial capitalism, where instead of focusing on extracting capital from factories, machinery and physical work, that is, from tangible work; it focuses on extracting capital from intangible work, exploiting creativity, ideas, new knowledge and data to produce new commodities

– Technodiversity, permacomputing and anticapitalism

See platform capitalism, Vectoralism, technofeudalism, etc.