cyberage
nounEtymology From cyber- + age.
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No plural The computer-driven Information Age.
- In the nuclear age, America knew where every Soviet weapon was located and who had the authority to fire them. In the cyberage, there is no way to count the threats or even figure out who has their finger on the keyboard — the modern-day “button.”2021 June 15, David E. Sanger, “Once, Superpower Summits Were About Nukes. Now, It’s Cyberweapons.”, in The New York Times, →ISSN: