I just installed the 2025 versions of Adobe InDesign, InCopy, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Their splash screens show a new typeface that looks to me like Monotype Ringo. Can you identify the name of this typeface? (I suppose we should ignore the stylized letter A in the name Adobe.)

Adobe Clean, their exclusive corporate type family. 

https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/32564/adobe-clean

The simplified letter n as well as g is highly different from Adobe Clean. Seems to be something new.

It is similar to Ubuntu, but not exactly.

A simpler g was always included as OpenType feature. Haven’t seen the spurless n before, but they might have extended the family or character set recently. Visually, it still feels like it is part of the Adobe Clean design. 

I see you are right about the alternate lower-case g having a one-storey alternate. I am mystified about the spurless n, though.

I can cheat and get very close by using the Adobe Clean alternate g along with a Ubuntu lower-case n. Looks exactly like it.

I guess it’s all explained here, but it’s paywalled:

https://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/this_adobe_logo_is_not_an_adobe_logo.php

The title suggests, it’s indeed all a font. 

The BrandNew page links out to another article on Fast Company’s site....