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Editorial policy

EveryNeo is a reference, not a news outlet and not a ranking. The job is to state what is publicly known about neolabs and neoclouds, show where each statement comes from, and say how certain it is.

Last reviewed 10 Nov 2026By the EveryNeo editorial team

What EveryNeo is

EveryNeo is an independent informational project maintained by a small editorial team. It publishes structured records about companies, funding rounds, investors, people and compute deals. It does not give investment, legal or financial advice, does not recommend companies or securities, and does not predict outcomes.

Independence

  • No company pays to be listed, to be listed higher, or to change a fact. There is no paid placement on the ledger.
  • EveryNeo holds no commercial relationship with the companies it lists. If that changes for any company, the relationship is disclosed on that company's profile.
  • Companies cannot review records before publication. They can correct them afterwards through the same public process as anyone else.

Standards

  • A source for every fact. No figure is published without a link to where it was found and a quote that states it.
  • Status over certainty. Closed and announced transactions are Confirmed. Talks and single-outlet reports are Reported. The difference is always visible; see the status rules.
  • No inference presented as fact. Where a field is derived (for example a headquarters inferred from job locations), the record says so.
  • No adjectives. Profiles describe what a company does in its own stated terms and in plain language. We do not rate research quality.
  • Corrections are visible. Material corrections are logged; see the corrections policy.

Inclusion

A company is listed when it meets the definitions in the methodology and at least one public source establishes its existence, founders and focus. Inclusion is not an endorsement, and tier or type is a classification, not a grade. A company that asks to be removed stays listed if it meets the criteria and the facts are public and accurate; inaccurate facts are corrected.

Automation

Software helps collect documents, extract candidate facts and re-open sources to confirm that a quote is still present. A fact is published only when it has a source link and a matching quote, and money figures above a set threshold are re-verified in a second pass. Automated extraction is never the source of a fact; the cited document is.

For listed companies

If you work at a listed company and a record is wrong, outdated or missing a public source, use the profile update form. Send the correct value and a public link that supports it. We do not publish information supplied privately without a public source, and we do not accept embargoed material.