Your legal agreement is with Neon LLC, a US-based company, and the agreement takes effect on the 'Effective Date' as defined in the full contract.
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Customers contracting with Neon LLC should be aware that this is a US-based entity, which may affect dispute resolution options, applicable law, and data transfer mechanisms for non-US customers.
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"This Neon Platform Services Product Specific Schedule ("Product Specific Schedule") is entered into as of the Effective Date between Neon, LLC ("Neon" or "we"), an affiliate of Databricks, Inc. ("Databricks"), and Customer (as defined below) ("Customer", "you," or "your")— Excerpt from Neon's Neon Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Contracting with a US-based entity has implications for cross-border data transfers under GDPR and UK GDPR, requiring appropriate transfer mechanisms such as standard contractual clauses. The FTC Act applies to Neon LLC as a US entity, and state-level consumer protection statutes may apply depending on Customer location. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low to Medium. The governing entity designation is standard but its interaction with the Databricks affiliation creates complexity for data protection compliance teams that need to map all entities with access to customer data. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU and UK customers face heightened exposure due to the US establishment of the contracting entity. California customers should confirm CCPA service provider status. The Effective Date mechanism is standard but teams should confirm the precise triggering event in the full agreement. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement teams should confirm that Neon LLC is the correct contracting entity for their purposes and that any amendments or data processing agreements are executed with the correct legal entity. The Databricks affiliation should be disclosed to internal legal and procurement stakeholders. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Teams operating under GDPR should confirm whether standard contractual clauses or an adequacy decision covers data transfers to Neon LLC in the United States. Any change in contracting entity following the Databricks acquisition should be treated as a material vendor change requiring updated agreements.
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Knowing which legal entity you are contracting with matters for determining which courts have jurisdiction over disputes, which laws apply, and which entity you would pursue in the event of a service failure or data incident.
Customers contracting with Neon LLC should be aware that this is a US-based entity, which may affect dispute resolution options, applicable law, and data transfer mechanisms for non-US customers.
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