Adobe has rearchitected its creative applications, including Photoshop, Premiere, and Substance 3D, to fully utilize NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform. This initiative aims to improve performance for creative professionals using these tools.
RTX Spark is a new system-on-chip (SoC) from NVIDIA designed to enable Windows laptops and small desktops to perform AI tasks locally. Unlike NVIDIA's DGX Spark, which targets companies and AI developers, RTX Spark is intended for creatives and novice developers.
The optimized Adobe applications are reportedly two times faster for AI tasks and editing workflows. Photoshop will exhibit increased responsiveness and faster rendering for complex tasks, allowing real-time viewing of changes like applying effects or using the Remove tool.
Premiere users will experience speed gains in rendering, effect application, AI-powered editing, and color-grading for both audio and video. Substance 3D Painter will see improvements in texturing, project opening/saving, and texture exporting.
According to Adobe VP Deepa Subramaniam, performance across creative workflows is critical for users to maintain focus on their work. The optimizations are intended to support photographers, designers, filmmakers, editors, and artists in their creative processes.
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Adobe has rearchitected Photoshop, Premiere, and Substance 3D to optimize performance on NVIDIA's new RTX Spark system-on-chip. This optimization aims to provide faster AI tasks and editing workflows for creatives using Windows laptops and desktops equipped with RTX Spark.