The Good Investors·2026-03-20 04:21Adobe - Adobe's AI-first annual recurring revenue (ARR) tripled year-on-year in Q4 2025, with management anticipating it to become the next $1 billion business [2][3] - The company is focusing on integrating its products with leading AI platforms like Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, and collaborating with global system integrators to drive technological transformation [3][5] - AI usage at Adobe is rapidly increasing, with record generative credit consumption and strong enterprise adoption of content automation solutions [6][11] - Adobe's AI-powered applications for business professionals and consumers saw significant growth, with AI Assistant monthly active users (MAU) doubling year-on-year and Express MAU tripling, now used by 99% of U.S. Fortune 500 companies [7][8] - The Firefly ecosystem, which includes Firefly Enterprise, saw ending ARR exceed $250 million in Q4 2025, with a 75% sequential growth in subscription and credit pack ARR [10][12] - Adobe's Experience Platform (AEP) subscription revenue grew 30% year-on-year, with significant traffic increases to retail sites driven by large language models (LLMs) during the 2025 holiday season [13][14] Okta - Okta's management believes the market for securing AI agents is still in its early stages, with 91% of organizations using AI but only 10% having a governance strategy [17][18] - The company is positioning itself to secure AI agents, treating them as a new identity type, and has launched Okta for AI Agents to manage the lifecycle of these agents [19][21] - Okta's management sees the proliferation of AI agents as a potential massive expansion of its total addressable market (TAM), estimating it could grow from $20 billion to $80 billion [27] - The company is working with standards bodies to build solutions for securing AI agents, emphasizing the need for a solid identity infrastructure [28] - Okta's new products, including Auth0 for AI Agents, are still in early stages but are expected to contribute significantly to future growth [22][23] Sea Ltd - Sea's credit business grew in 2025 due to AI-driven improvements in risk underwriting capabilities, utilizing transformer-based AI models for better performance [30] - The company has invested heavily in AI for its Shopee business, focusing on ROI for each AI initiative, including multi-modal search and AI tools for sellers [31][32][33] Tencent - Tencent is leveraging AI to enhance game content development, user engagement, and marketing efficiency, with a 22% revenue growth in 2025, outperforming the global games industry [34][41] - The company is using generative AI to improve ad conversions and user experiences in its marketing services, contributing to a 19% revenue growth in this segment [42] - AI is also being integrated into Tencent's enterprise software products, providing features like AI agents for meeting summaries and customer service history [45]