The interesting thing is that the US isn't actually a capitalistic system anymore.
In a capitalistic system, you have a few basic assumptions, such as companies competing against each other. The IT economy has proven the opposite: All the software development is carried out by 5 big companies, including Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft.
This lack of competition and concentration of development leads to an effective monopoly, which leads these companies to profit more than they would if they had to compete against other companies. That is one of the clearest examples of the deviation of the principle competition. That is why it is questionable to call the US a "capitalist system" nowadays.