Khan Academy's top 10 nearest neighbors contain no other Education organizations — the sole fellow Education entity in the set is TED Talks at 0.92, and the remaining nine positions belong to B2B brands, Technology brands, and tech-oriented websites.

The shape is flat: scores run from 0.93 (Salesforce) down to 0.90 (Tableau Software), a range of less than four points across the full top 10. That compression means no single neighbor dominates; the cluster's character comes from its subcategory composition. B2B brands account for four of the ten slots — Gartner (0.93), MuleSoft (0.92), O'Reilly Media (0.92), and Forrester (0.90) — alongside Technology brands Salesforce (0.93) and Tableau Software (0.90). Websites fill out the remainder: CIO.com (0.91) and InformationWeek (0.91) are both enterprise IT publications, and IDC (0.90) rounds out the research-and-analysis cluster. The pattern is consistent: enterprise technology research, B2B software, and professional IT media — not consumer education platforms or general-interest publishers.

The one outlier by subcategory is TED Talks, the only Education neighbor in the top 10; every other entity is oriented toward professional and enterprise audiences, suggesting Khan Academy's audience shape is defined less by learners in general and more by a professionally engaged, tech-sector segment.