CyberSyn.lat

ACTIVE NETWORK · 6 NODES · 1971–1973

PROYECTO SYNCO · CHILE · 1971–1973

Technology at the service
of socialism

nervous system of the economy — born in Santiago

Operations room of the Proyecto Synco (Cybersyn): hexagonal armchairs around a table, with data panels in the background. Santiago, Chile, 1971.
FIG. 01 — OPERATIONS ROOM · SANTIAGO, CHILE

Building Socialism!

The story

Proyecto Synco, also called CyberSyn — the plan that was a network.

A Tribute to Cybersyn

The Project CyberSyn was a visionary initiative of the Salvador Allende government in Chile (1971–1973) that sought to use computer technology to create a participatory and democratic economic management system.

This page pays tribute to that pioneering effort of socialist cybernetics, which aimed to give workers and government tools for collective decision-making based on real-time data.

CyberSyn represented a "nervous system" for the economy, anticipating concepts that would only become common in business and government management decades later.

Network nodes · 6 active

Projects in Progress

SANTIAGO · SEPTEMBER 11, 1973

In memory of the Chilean workers who fell fighting for socialism