Powerful and Cost-Effective Solutions for Adobe Professionals

AMD and Adobe are continually working together to bring creative professionals and consumers alike, the best possible solutions for everything from generating professional video productions to engaging with their favorite web based game.

Now with Adobe® Creative Suite® 6, creative professionals can leverage the immense power of AMD GPU’s and APU’s through open standards to get lighting fast results when editing images and videos. In fact, Adobe® Photoshop® CS6 has dozens of AMD hardware accelerated features including Blur Gallery, Liquify, and Oil Paint. So the time couldn’t be better to see for yourself how AMD and Adobe are enabling brilliant experiences.

News

AMD and Adobe® Creative Suite® 6 Innovate With OpenCL™ and GPU Acceleration

Adobe and AMD Enable Brilliant Experiences

Adobe Releases Creative Suite 6

Adobe and AMD Bring OpenCL™-Powered Real-time Editing and Effects to Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS6

Adobe Showcases Top Quality Flash Gaming with AMD at GDC 2012

Adobe Flash Player 11.2 Is Coming, See How AMD Technology Can Make It Fly

3D Graphics Support in Flash Player 11 Unlocks GPU Acceleration for the Masses

Resources

Learn more about how AMD and Adobe are enabling brilliant experiences

AMD+Adobe 1-page Summary

AMD+Adobe Partner Brief

AMD Fusion Developer Summit

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Adobe Presence at AFDS:

Keynote by Tom Malloy, Senior Vice President and Chief Software Architect

Adobe Breakout sessions:

CG-4404: Flash: The Next Generation

PG-4191: GPU Enablement in Adobe Photoshop

PG-4660: GPU Accelerated Video Editing

PL-4201: Realities of Write-Once, Run-Anywhere Kernels: A Case Study

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