Inside Halide, the open source language engineers use to make imaging tools faster

Halide is an open-source embedded programming language co-developed by Adobe Research and MIT to make imaging tools faster and more portable across devices. We spoke with five key contributors to learn how it continues to evolve and enable tools used by billions, from digital cameras to many of Adobe’s products!

Researcher Spotlight: Subrata Mitra uses machine learning to make big-data systems more efficient and reliable

We talked to Subrata Mitra, Senior Research Scientist with Adobe Research about how an early visit to a supercomputing center helped shaped his research interests, what it's like to use machine learning to make sense of massive amounts of data, and more. Check out the story!

Researcher Spotlight: Kanak Mahadik on machine learning for efficient large-scale systems

Research Scientist Kanak Mahadik uses machine learning so that large-scale systems—like Adobe’s cloud-based services—can use resources better. In this interview, Mahadik shared about her work and why Adobe Research is a great place to tackle big questions.

The Power of Collaboration: Former Research Interns Win SIGGRAPH Awards

Internships at Adobe Research can turn into years-long research partnerships and professional collaborations with Adobe—and can even result in prestigious awards, like these two new SIGGRAPH awards.

Cracking the Code to Research Interns’ Success

Adobe Research created a special event with an “all-star” roster of engineers and special guests this summer: The Intern Code Quality Workshop.

Adobe TechSummit 2019 in Photos

The 25th anniversary Adobe TechSummit offered a platform to many Adobe Research scientists and engineers to share their work and vision for the future. Here are just a few highlights of the San Francisco event that welcomed more than 3,000 Adobe staff and inspired them to continue to advance innovation....

TechSummit: Adobe Explores What’s Next

Adobe's 2019 TechSummit delved deep into the future of technology and helped Adobe staff forge new connections.