Anthropic and DXC Technology announce a global alliance to bring Claude into the systems that support banks, airlines, insurers, manufacturers and government agencies. DXC will train tens of thousands of engineers certified in Claude, who will work directly inside client organizations to deploy AI in regulated environments with strict security and compliance requirements. Sounds ambitious, right? But it’s also very practical — the kind of move that affects what you see when a claim is processed or when a flight manifest updates.
What the alliance announced
The partnership is multi-year and global. DXC will train and certify a large group of engineers called forward-deployed engineers, or FDEs. Those engineers will be embedded within client operations to adapt and run Claude in the critical systems DXC has managed for decades.
Before offering it to clients, DXC used Claude inside its own operations, which span roughly 115,000 employees across 70 countries. There, Claude was central to creating DXC OASIS, DXC’s new AI-native orchestration platform. According to the company, Claude generated more than 95% of OASIS’s code and sped development by a factor of 10. OASIS already serves more than 50 DXC clients and is expected to expand globally.
