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Both excerpts highlight Adobe positively—showcasing its AI research breakthrough with EditAgent and noting strong performance of Adobe Photoshop on new Apple hardware.
The new EditAgent system outperforms broader AI editors by automatically routing actions such as sharpening, rotation and zoom to purpose‑built modules, boosting edit quality and speed.
The new all‑in‑one Mac ships with Apple’s M6 chip, delivering notable speed improvements and integrated artificial‑intelligence tools aimed at creators and business users.
The cloud‑software leader announced a definitive agreement to buy the customer‑engagement platform Braze, adding its AI‑powered messaging capabilities to Salesforce’s product portfolio.
Cybernews reports that the Lockster group exploited a critical Magento/Adobe Commerce vulnerability, breaching more than 3,800 e‑commerce sites and stealing payment data.
Adobe announced the launch of an AI‑powered Productivity Agent in Acrobat, enabling users to convert dense documents into easily digestible visuals, audio, and slide decks, enhancing productivity for over a billion users worldwide.
HP’s new mobile workstation, the ZBook Ultra G3a 16, offers unprecedented local AI compute, enabling developers to run 300‑billion‑parameter models on a laptop.
Google launches Google Pics, a new AI-powered image creation and editing tool that lets users generate visuals by prompting, set to roll out across Google Workspace.
Adobe Firefly’s audio tools—generate music, speech, and sound effects—are now generally available, with a free daily‑generation experience for all users.
Adobe unveiled a new Brand Visibility solution that integrates AI-driven insights into customer experience orchestration, aiming to enhance brand measurement and impact.
San Francisco startup Paper closed a $34 million Series A on July 23, 2026, building a design platform that renders every element in real HTML and CSS, positioning it as a direct competitor to Figma.