SHADOW, the global leader in cloud computing, has launched its next big thing, Shadow Neo. This is a brand-new cloud gaming PC service made for gamers, creators, and professionals who want high performance from anywhere. It officially launched in Europe and North America on June 16, 2025.
Shadow Neo replaces the company’s older “Boost” plan. It now gives up to 150% better performance in games and 200% more power for professional software. The best part? All current Boost users are getting upgraded to Neo for free, and new users can get it for $37.99 per month.
“Neo is our newest and most versatile cloud PC yet,” said Olivier Abecassis, CEO of SHADOW. “You can game in 2K with RTX and DLSS, edit 3D models, or work remotely—Neo gives you a high-end PC without needing to own one.”
Full PC in the cloud
Unlike other services that only let you play a few selected games, Shadow Neo gives you a full Windows PC. You can install your own software, use mods, and play on platforms like Steam and Epic Games Store. It works on any device—Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, smart TVs, or even a browser.
You can also plug in your own keyboard, controller, or any other device, just like a regular PC.
What’s inside Shadow Neo?
Here’s what the cloud gaming PC includes:
- CPU: AMD EPYC – 8 vCores at 3.25–3.8 GHz
- GPU: Like NVIDIA RTX 4060 16GB (Server-grade RTX 2000 ADA 16GB)
- RAM: 16GB DDR5 Memory
- Network Speed: 1 Gb/s fiber internet
- Operating System: Windows 10/11
It supports all modern tech like DirectX 12, Vulkan 1.3, RTX, DLSS, FSR, and Frame Generation, so everything runs smooth and looks amazing.
Trusted by over 700,000 users
Since 2017, Shadow’s Boost plan has been used by more than 700,000 users in 14 countries. Now with Neo, SHADOW is targeting even more people—Mac users who want Windows games, gamers needing RTX power, and even professionals in fields like architecture, engineering, and media production.
Shadow Neo is now live, and anyone can try it out by signing up on SHADOW’s official website. With this powerful cloud gaming PC, high-end computing is now just a click away.
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