Adobe expands its regional data storage with new data centers in Canada and Australia.

Michi Alexander

06-16-2026

Adobe is expanding its regional cloud infrastructure with data centers in Canada and Australia. Once available, organizations using Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express will be able to store eligible content within their region.

These regional data centers will allow Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express files, including cloud documents, libraries, brand kits, and projects to be stored locally — meaning the content is stored locally at rest, helping organizations address regional data storage requirements.

This local storage will be available across the public sector, education, commercial, and regulated industries.

Availability

Regional deployments in Canada and Australia are underway, with go-live targeted for early 2027. We'll share more details as we get closer to launch.

Stay tuned for updates.

Michi Alexander is a seasoned marketing executive who helps grow and run businesses by turning customer insight into scalable strategy and impact, with a strong track record of leading high-impact product launches and campaigns. As the Product Marketing Lead for Business Professionals and Consumers, Michi drives strategy across all audiences, from next-generation consumers to business professionals, ensuring products meet real user needs.

Her focus is growing the Acrobat business and delivering new capabilities, including GenAI, to more than 750 million monthly active users worldwide, helping people and businesses save time, work smarter, and grow.

With extensive experience at industry leaders like Adobe and Electronic Arts, Michi is known for driving marketing innovation, delivering strong ROI, and aligning cross-functional teams within complex, global organizations.

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