DXC AND ANTHROPIC PARTNER TO PUT AI INSIDE MISSION CRITICAL SYSTEMS

DXC Technology said on Thursday it has formed a multi-year global alliance with Anthropic to embed artificial intelligence into mission-critical enterprise systems used by banks, airlines, insurers, manufacturers and government agencies.

Under the agreement, DXC becomes a Global Premier partner in Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network and will build new AI offerings tailored to specific industries, the companies said.

At the centre of the partnership is the deployment of Anthropic’s Claude models within DXC OASIS, DXC’s AI-native orchestration platform for managed services. DXC said OASIS is already live with more than 50 customers and has used Claude to accelerate software delivery significantly, with the AI generating the majority of code prior to human review.

DXC said the collaboration will also establish a workforce of forward-deployed engineers and builders certified in Claude, embedded directly within customer environments to support deployment of agentic AI systems.

The engineers will be trained through Anthropic’s partner programmes and DXC’s own certification track, the companies said.

DXC chief executive Raul Fernandez said the partnership marks a turning point for the company as it scales AI capabilities into core enterprise systems. Anthropic chief commercial officer Paul Smith said the collaboration builds on DXC’s internal use of Claude under production-grade security conditions before extending it to customers.

The companies said DXC had already used Claude internally to build and operate OASIS, its orchestration platform, which now serves as the foundation for agentic workflows across its managed services business.

The alliance is structured around DXC’s AI strategy, which the company describes as connecting technology, people and processes for enterprise transformation.

Initial focus areas include insurance, cybersecurity, application modernisation and application services. In insurance, DXC plans to use Claude to deploy agentic systems aligned with client operating models. In cybersecurity, the companies said AI-driven tools will be embedded in security operations centres to strengthen threat detection and response. In modernisation, Claude will be used to analyse and refactor legacy codebases at scale.

DXC said the partnership reflects its “customer zero” approach, where technologies are tested internally before being deployed to clients.

DXC did not disclose financial terms of the agreement.

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2026-06-13T05:12:08Z