Adobe is expanding its regional cloud infrastructure with data centres in Canada and Australia. Starting today, new customers in these regions will get in-region data residency for content they create and store in Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express, such as documents, design assets and branded marketing materials, at no additional cost. Existing customers in these regions will be migrated in early 2027.
Why data residency matters.
Organisations increasingly want the option to keep their content within their own borders, whether that's driven by internal policy, customer expectations or a general preference for keeping data close to the business that owns it.
The market is already moving this way: Cisco's 2025 Data Privacy Benchmark Study found that 90% of organisations view local data storage as inherently safer.
With this expansion, user-generated content from Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express content at rest now stays within Canada or Australia for customers in those regions. This is available automatically, with no extra configuration, no separate SKU and no added cost. If you're a new customer in Canada or Australia you’ll get access starting today; existing customers will be migrated early next year.
If you're evaluating Acrobat or Express and data residency has been on your checklist, now's a good time to take another look.
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