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Power

Corporations, registries, subcultures, families, and criminal networks.

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Map the leverage. Move through concise overviews, structured facts, source notes, and carefully labeled interpretation.

Canon disciplineNovel facts remain distinct from wider Sprawl continuity, adaptation details, and critical arguments.
01

Bell Europa

The telecommunications company whose perpetually stolen codes give Case a route from Copenhagen’s pirate board into London.

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02

Bockris Systems GmbH

The Frankfurt subsidiary named in the coded transfer accompanying Kuang Grade Mark Eleven.

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03

Christian Scientists in the Sprawl

A briefly glimpsed proselytizing pair whose approach makes three cosmetically altered office workers visibly uneasy.

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04

Eastern Seaboard Fission Authority

A power authority whose privileged inspection probes and scarlet matrix pyramid make public infrastructure useful camouflage.

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05

Fuji Electric Company

A real Japanese industrial name glimpsed as an enormous holographic logo in Chiba’s obstructed commercial skyline.

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06

Julius Deane Import Export

Deane’s warehouse-front business, where preserved goods, antique furniture, and global contraband meet behind Ninsei.

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07

Mitsubishi-Genentech

The biotechnology megacorporation whose executive implant turns a salaryman’s body into monitored corporate property.

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08

New York Public Library

A public information institution represented by relatively simple ICE, used by Case as a matrix landmark while riding Molly’s simstim.

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09

Operation Screaming Fist Task Force

The Special Forces unit destroyed during Operation Screaming Fist, leaving Willis Corto as the traumatized survivor from whom Wintermute constructs Armitage.

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10

Panther Moderns

A media-savvy Sprawl youth collective whose body styling, disinformation, and choreographed panic provide cover for the Sense/Net break-in.

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11

Reinhold Scientific A.G.

The Berne-based Tessier-Ashpool subsidiary above Bockris Systems in the corporate chain attached to Kuang.

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12

Sense/Net

A media corporation whose secure personality archive holds the Dixie Flatline construct and becomes the target of the novel's first coordinated heist.

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13

Sons of Christ the King

The obscure satellite-owning sect whose identity and comsat the Panther Moderns hijack for the Sense/Net hoax.

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14

Tessier-Ashpool S.A.

The orbital corporation that owns Freeside, Villa Straylight, and the paired artificial intelligences at the center of the novel's final heist.

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15

The Chiba Underworld

The overlapping network of dealers, fences, pimps, clinics, bars, and hired violence through which Case survives during his exile in Night City.

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16

The JAL Orbital Shuttle

The commercial carrier whose Orly-to-L5 service turns Case’s first trip to orbit into regulated mass transport and bodily distress.

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17

The Tessier-Ashpool Family

The reclusive orbital clan whose clone succession, cryogenic routines, and divided AI inheritance shape Villa Straylight and the novel's endgame.

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18

The Yakuza

The criminal organization associated with Johnny's assassination and Molly's formative loss, described most fully across Neuromancer and “Johnny Mnemonic.”

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19

Turing Registry

The international enforcement body that registers artificial intelligences and intervenes when Wintermute's plan threatens to enlarge an AI beyond legal limits.

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20

Zaibatsus and the Corporate Order

The novel's wider system of multinational corporate power, in which durable firms, branded technology, and private infrastructure eclipse many public institutions.

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21

Zion Founders and Elders

The surviving founders and community authorities of Zion, who interpret Wintermute through their own spiritual framework and commit pilots to the Straylight run.

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