Adobe (ADBE) announced on Monday that it is expanding its AI agentic ecosystem. This means its tools and customer experience orchestration (CXO) systems will now connect more closely with major cloud and AI companies. Partners include Microsoft (MSFT), Anthropic, Nvidia (NVDA), OpenAI, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud.
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New trading tool for NVDA bearsThe announcement was made at Adobe Summit 2026 in Las Vegas. It focuses on the company’s newly launched product, Adobe CX Enterprise—an AI system designed to help businesses manage their entire customer journey.
Adobe Deploys CX Enterprise Across Partner Platforms
According to Adobe, its CX Enterprise tool makes AI agents, skills, and developer tools available within partners’ offerings, like AWS, Anthropic, Google Cloud, Microsoft, and OpenAI. This lets marketing and creative teams access the firm’s CXO functions within the tools they use daily, reducing platform switching and keeping workflows running smoothly.
To expand these capabilities, Adobe and Nvidia are working together to build a special feature called CX Enterprise Coworker, which uses Nvidia’s Agent Toolkit software. This feature will help coordinate tasks across multiple AI agents based on set business goals, such as creating marketing campaigns and tracking their performance.
CX Enterprise Coworker will also run on Nvidia OpenShell, a secure, policy-governed system that can be used either on a company’s own server or in the cloud. Separately, Adobe Marketing Agent is now live within Microsoft 365 Copilot. It is also being beta-tested across Anthropic Claude Enterprise, ChatGPT Enterprise, Google’s (GOOGL) Gemini Enterprise, and IBM’s (IBM) Watsonx Orchestrate.
Adobe Draws Major Agencies and Strong Revenue Growth
Adobe’s expansion builds on a large foundation, with more than 20,000 global brands currently using its platforms. Leading agencies, including Dentsu (DNTUF), Havas (NL:HAVAS), Omnicom (OMC), Publicis (PUBGY), Stagwell (STGW), and WPP (WPP), are already adopting CX Enterprise to co-develop customer experience solutions for shared clients.
Meanwhile, system integrators such as Accenture (ACN), Capgemini (CGEMY), Deloitte Digital, PwC, and TCS (TCS) are using Adobe’s AI capabilities to build industry-tailored solutions.
The momentum follows a strong Q1, where the firm posted over 30% year-over-year growth in Adobe Experience Platform and its apps, as well as in Adobe GenStudio’s annual recurring revenue (ARR). Looking ahead, the company expects its Q2 fiscal 2026 revenue to be between $6.43 billion and $6.48 billion. This would represent a roughly 9.9% year-over-year growth compared to the same period last year.
Is Adobe a Strong Buy Right Now?
Despite its growing partner network and business momentum, Adobe stock carries a “Hold” consensus rating, based on 26 Wall Street analyst ratings issued over the past three months. Of those, 9 analysts recommend Buy, 14 assign Hold, and 3 favor Sell. For its 12-month price target, analysts project ADBE could reach approximately $313, implying about 26% upside. For more information about this stock, explore TipRanks Stocks Comparison Center.
