This agreement covers your use of Neon's cloud database service, which is a proprietary platform meaning Neon controls the underlying technology and can change or restrict access to it subject to the agreement's terms.
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The proprietary nature of the platform means customers depend on Neon's continued operation, pricing decisions, and feature availability, with limited recourse if the platform changes in ways that affect their workloads.
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Businesses that build applications on Neon's cloud database platform should understand that their access depends on Neon's ongoing operation of a proprietary system, which creates vendor dependency risk that should be factored into technical architecture and business continuity planning.
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The proprietary nature of the platform means customers depend on Neon's continued operation, pricing decisions, and feature availability, with limited recourse if the platform changes in ways that affect their workloads.
Businesses that build applications on Neon's cloud database platform should understand that their access depends on Neon's ongoing operation of a proprietary system, which creates vendor dependency risk that should be factored into technical architecture and business continuity planning.
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