Adobe and NVIDIA announced an expanded partnership on October 15, 2026 to accelerate creative production through GPU and AI technologies. The collaboration covers Photoshop, Premiere, Substance 3D and Frame.io, including optimizations for NVIDIA RTX Spark. Adobe reported up to twice the performance for selected operations, rather than a universal speed increase across all tasks. In video editing, improved acceleration could benefit AI-powered speech and masking workflows. Substance 3D artists may see more responsive texturing operations, while Frame.io media processing could support faster asset discovery and collaboration. Studios should test performance against their own projects and hardware before making purchasing decisions. The partnership reflects the increasing role of specialized GPU processing in VFX, CGI and post-production.
CGI & 3D
Adobe and NVIDIA Expand AI Collaboration to Accelerate Creative Workflows
October 28, 2026 · Zgian Admin
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