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FRI, 16 OCT · 86 ITEMS
"Adobe rebuilt Photoshop and Premiere for NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform" — Engadget · Graphics & VFX
Adobe is rearchitecting its core creative apps — Photoshop, Premiere and Substance 3D — to run natively on NVIDIA's new AI superchip for PCs, promising roughly 2x faster AI and graphics performance and interoperability with AI agents via MCP. This is a deep software–hardware co-engineering partnership (announced alongside NVIDIA and Microsoft) rather than a minor optimization, with the apps' underlying compute paths rebuilt for RTX Spark-equipped machines.
The claim is solid as a reported partnership: it originates from an official Adobe–NVIDIA announcement (blog and press release) and is widely covered by reputable outlets like Engadget, PCMag and Cined. The '2x faster' figure is a vendor performance claim, not independently verified, but the rearchitecting of the apps is explicitly stated by both companies.
The underlying announcement dates from May 31, 2026; this Engadget article published today (Oct 15, 2026) is a fresh recap or update on that earlier news, not a brand-new development.