Adobe optimizes Photoshop, Premiere for NVIDIA’s RTX Spark platform
Adobe has rebuilt Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and Substance 3D Painter to run faster on NVIDIA’s RTX Spark platform. The company claims the apps are twice as fast for AI tasks and editing workflows, with real-time rendering and smoother performance for tasks like effects, color grading, and texturing. RTX Spark is NVIDIA’s new SoC designed for AI workloads on Windows laptops and small desktops,…
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- Adobe rebuilt Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and Substance 3D Painter for NVIDIA’s RTX Spark platform
- Apps claim two times faster performance for AI tasks and editing workflows
- RTX Spark targets creatives and developers, not enterprise users, with AI workloads
The updates aim to reduce latency and speed up heavy processes, such as applying effects in Photoshop or rendering in Premiere. Adobe’s VP Deepa Subramaniam emphasized the importance of performance for professionals like photographers, filmmakers, and designers, who rely on seamless workflows to focus on their creative output. The changes are part of Adobe’s broader push to leverage AI and hardware acceleration for creative tools.
Adobe rebuilt Photoshop and Premiere for NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform
engadget.com · 14 October 2026
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