Microsoft and Adobe's Cooperation in Windows on Arm

TapTechNews on June 22, after Microsoft teamed up with Qualcomm to launch Copilot+PC notebooks, it also actively cooperated with companies such as Adobe to further improve the software ecosystem of Windows on Arm.

Windows Central, a technology media, attended the promotion conference held by Microsoft. In addition to promoting the new Surface Pro Version 11 equipped with the Snapdragon X Elite chip, Aaron Woodman, vice president of Windows marketing, said that Illustrator and InDesign, two popular Adobe applications, will launch native Arm for Windows applications in July.

TapTechNews also learned from the report that Adobe also plans to launch native Arm versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects applications later this year.

Apparently, these native applications should be able to run on Copilot+PC notebook computers equipped with Snapdragon X chips, and the performance will be better compared to using the x86 version of these applications through the Prism emulator.