Monday, June 16th 2025
Shadow Launches Neo: The Next Generation Cloud Gaming PC
SHADOW, the Global leader in high-performance cloud computing, is proud to announce the launch of Neo, a brand-new cloud gaming PC offering designed to deliver next-level RTX experiences for gamers, creators, and professionals alike. Neo will officially roll out in Europe and North America starting June 16, 2025.
Building on the success of the company's previous offers, Neo replaces its widely adopted "Boost" tier and delivers major performance leaps—up to 150% more in gaming and 200% more in pro software performance. All existing Boost users are being upgraded to Neo at no additional cost while new users rates will start at $37.99 per month."Neo is our newest and most versatile cloud PC yet," said Olivier Abecassis, CEO at Shadow. "Whether you're gaming in 2K with RTX and DLSS, editing complex 3D models, or working on the go, Shadow Neo gives you the power of a high-end PC—instantly and from anywhere."
Freedom Without Limits
Unlike other cloud gaming services, SHADOW gives users access to a full Windows PC that works across any device—Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, TV, or browser—and is compatible with all platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, and more. Users can install any software, use mods, and connect their favorite peripherals.
A Proven Solution, Evolving Further
Since its launch in 2017, the legacy SHADOW Boost offer has served over 700,000 users across 14 countries. With Neo, the company continues to expand its reach among gamers, Mac users seeking full compatibility with Windows software and games, and B2B customers in industries like gaming, engineering, architecture, media production, and more.
Try Shadow Neo Today
New users can sign up here and experience the next generation of cloud gaming for themselves!
Neo Boost Specs:
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Shadow
Building on the success of the company's previous offers, Neo replaces its widely adopted "Boost" tier and delivers major performance leaps—up to 150% more in gaming and 200% more in pro software performance. All existing Boost users are being upgraded to Neo at no additional cost while new users rates will start at $37.99 per month."Neo is our newest and most versatile cloud PC yet," said Olivier Abecassis, CEO at Shadow. "Whether you're gaming in 2K with RTX and DLSS, editing complex 3D models, or working on the go, Shadow Neo gives you the power of a high-end PC—instantly and from anywhere."
Freedom Without Limits
Unlike other cloud gaming services, SHADOW gives users access to a full Windows PC that works across any device—Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, TV, or browser—and is compatible with all platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, and more. Users can install any software, use mods, and connect their favorite peripherals.
A Proven Solution, Evolving Further
Since its launch in 2017, the legacy SHADOW Boost offer has served over 700,000 users across 14 countries. With Neo, the company continues to expand its reach among gamers, Mac users seeking full compatibility with Windows software and games, and B2B customers in industries like gaming, engineering, architecture, media production, and more.
Try Shadow Neo Today
New users can sign up here and experience the next generation of cloud gaming for themselves!
Neo Boost Specs:
- CPU: AMD EPYC - 8 vCores @ 3.25-3.8 GHz
- GPU: Equivalent to NVIDIA RTX 4060 16 GB (Server-grade NVIDIA RTX 2000 ADA 16 GB)
- RAM: 16 GB DDR5
- Network: 1 Gb/s fiber connection
- OS: Windows 10/11




13 Comments on Shadow Launches Neo: The Next Generation Cloud Gaming PC
You use your own computer to access one of theirs, AND pay for a subscription to it as well....
And here I thought it was nothing more than a greed-mongering money grab when we had to start paying for a subscription to use certain web-based apps, which you can do with practically ANY computer that is capable of running the apps....and now that list includes the peecee itself....
W.T.F. has this world come to.....:mad:
don't answer that, as I already know....
They're using Zen3 EPYC CPU cores with DDR4 and Quadro Ada GPUs. Were they using their own hardware, it would make more sense to spend a lot less money on consumer and prosumer grade hardware.
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i hope i will be dead when it will be our only choice in video games