Neuromancer is Apple’s latest collaboration with Skydance TV, joining sci-fi drama Foundation, The Big Door Prize, and the untitled Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson comedy series from ...

Following a years-long development process, Apple will officially make a TV series based on William Gibson’s acclaimed sci-fi novel Neuromancer. The tech giant and streamer has handed out a 10 ...

William Gibson’s debut novel, Neuromancer, is a seminal work that has been bestowed with the Philip K. Dick Award among other coveted honors and has inspired film directors, video game designers ...

C allum Turner opens up about the current status of Neuromancer's development, revealing when Apple TV+'s ambitious adaptation is expected to begin filming. The television series adapts William ...

“Neuromancer” was Gibson’s debut novel that helped birth the cyberpunk genre. It was first published in 1984 and went on to receive a Hugo Award, a Nebula Award, and the Philip K. Dick Award.

The novel, published on July 1, 1984, predicted the World Wide Web and cyberspace and a lot of other things. Which of William Gibson's predictions have come true, and which still seem far off?

Apple TV+ has greenlit the new science fiction series Neuromancer, a 10-episode drama based on William Gibson’s debut novel of the same name.A co-production between Skydance Television and ...

Neuromancer follows Case, a young criminal who specialized in computer hacking until an injury damaged his central nervous system — and thus his ability to directly interface with virtual reality.

Last year, the internet was abuzz over the idea that famed music video director Joseph Kahn was going to direct a Neuromancer movie. That didn’t happen, but this sick concept art gives us a hint ...

Author, researcher, and psychedelic pioneer Timothy Leary could have added another title to his name: creator of an amazing, incredibly weird take on William Gibson’s Neuromancer showcased by Wired.

William Gibson's groundbreaking sci-fi novel turns 25 today. Here's how tech has changed since the sky was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.