DXC Expands Enterprise AI Push with Anthropic Alliance

By Milan Rojan

DXC Technology has announced a multi-year global alliance with Anthropic to bring Claude into mission-critical enterprise systems, expanding the use of generative AI across industries including banking, insurance, aviation, manufacturing and government.

Under the agreement, DXC has become a Global Premier partner in the Claude Partner Network and has committed to developing industry-specific AI offerings. The companies have also established plans to train a dedicated workforce of Claude-certified engineers to support AI deployment within customer environments.

DXC has already used Claude in its own operations, including as the primary development tool behind DXC OASIS, the company’s AI-native orchestration platform for managed services. The platform has been deployed across more than 50 customers and has used Claude as its default foundation model for agentic workflows.

Paul Smith, Chief Commercial Officer at Anthropic, said, “DXC has helped some of the world’s largest organisations deploy new technologies in highly regulated environments. The company has validated Claude within its own operations first and has demonstrated how AI can be implemented under enterprise-grade security and compliance requirements.”

DXC has said Claude has accelerated software delivery for DXC OASIS by an estimated tenfold, with more than 95% of code generated by AI before human review. The platform has been launched in April 2026 and has been earmarked for wider deployment across DXC’s global customer base.

Raul Fernandez, President and Chief Executive Officer of DXC Technology, said, “This alliance has combined DXC’s experience in operating mission-critical systems with Anthropic’s advanced AI capabilities. We have already applied Claude across our own operations and through DXC OASIS, and we have now expanded that capability into the environments we manage for customers.”

The partnership has focused initially on insurance, cybersecurity and application services. DXC has also outlined plans to use Claude for code modernisation, security operations and enterprise application management, while a new workforce of certified engineers has been established to support AI adoption in complex operational environments.