Adobe and NVIDIA Announce Strategic Partnership to Deliver the Next Generation of Firefly Models

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Adobe and NVIDIA today announced a strategic partnership that will bring together Adobe's creative and marketing workflows, models and technology and NVIDIA's open models, libraries, research and accelerated computing to deliver the next generation of foundational Adobe Firefly models and creative, marketing and agentic workflows.

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Adobe and NVIDIA Announce Strategic Partnership to Deliver the Next Generation of Firefly Models
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