Digerati (noun)

A group of influential and knowledgeable people in the digital world, including entrepreneurs, technologists, and investors.

Origin:

Derived from the combination of the words 'digital' and 'literati', meaning 'learned people'. the term was coined in the 1990s to describe the early pioneers of the digital revolution.

Examples:

1. The digerati of Silicon Valley are known for their innovative ideas and wealth.
2. The annual technology conference attracts the digerati from around the world.
3. The digerati are leading the way in the development of new technologies and the Internet.
4. The digerati are often portrayed as the tastemakers of the digital world, setting trends and shaping the future.
5. Many of the digerati are alumni of top universities and have worked at leading technology companies.