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Adobe just held its annual conference. Tens of thousands of creators showed up. But the company’s real problem wasn’t in the crowd—it was on Wall Street.

Adobe just unveiled a flood of new AI features at Max 2025. The creative software giant is betting big on AI assistants that can edit your designs, generate soundtracks, and even

Adobe dropped something wild into Photoshop Beta this week. It’s called Nano Banana, and it’s powered by Google’s Gemini 2.5.

Adobe just made a big move in enterprise AI. But this isn’t another generic chatbot launch. The company launched Adobe AI Foundry on Monday. It’s a service that builds custom

Microsoft Edge is ditching its built-in PDF reader. Starting October 2025, every enterprise user on Windows will get Adobe’s PDF viewer instead.

Most companies panic when job candidates use AI during hiring. Adobe does the opposite. The $141 billion software giant actively hunts for applicants who leverage AI tools in

Adobe just dropped a suite of AI agents built exclusively for business sales. Not consumer marketing. Not general productivity. Pure B2B.

AI chatbots are about to reshape how Americans shop online. And the numbers are wild. Adobe just dropped its annual holiday forecast, and one stat jumps out: AI-assisted shopping

Adobe just dropped their annual trend report. And for once, it’s not full of abstract nonsense. The creative industry shifts constantly. But four distinct patterns emerged this

Adobe quietly discontinued Premiere Rush. The mobile-first video editor that promised quick social media uploads now faces a one-year countdown to permanent shutdown.