E-Commerce & Retail

Adobe commits commerce platform to agentic standards

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Adobe is aligning its Adobe Commerce platform with agentic commerce standards, including support for AI-driven product discovery and checkout, to adapt to changing consumer shopping behaviors influenced by AI tools. This move enables merchants to participate in AI-led environments while maintaining control over customer relationships and data, highlighting the growing importance of AI in ecommerce infrastructure.

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