Anthropic signs Claude partnerships with DXC and TCS on the same day

Anthropic said on June 11 it has signed Global Premier Partnerships with DXC Technology and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on the same day, enlisting two large IT-services firms to push its Claude models into corporate and government systems.

The twin deals show Anthropic leaning on systems integrators to reach customers it cannot serve directly, using their consultants as a distribution channel into regulated industries. Both companies join Anthropic's Claude Partner Network at its top tier.

Under the DXC alliance, DXC will train tens of thousands of Claude-certified, forward-deployed engineers embedded inside customer organizations to bring Claude into mission-critical systems for banks, airlines, insurers, manufacturers, and government agencies. DXC, which has 115,000 employees across 70 countries, said it built its OASIS orchestration platform using Claude for more than 95 percent of the code — reviewed by software engineers — for an estimated tenfold development speedup. OASIS launched in April 2026 and serves more than 50 customers, according to DXC.

TCS, which has over 600,000 employees, will equip 50,000 associates across engineering, finance, legal, marketing, and sales with Claude through enterprise-wide licensing and create a dedicated business unit to deploy Anthropic's models for clients in financial services, public services, life sciences, healthcare, aviation, telecom, and medtech. Anthropic has described India as its second-largest market.

The productivity figures — the 95 percent code share and tenfold speedup — come from DXC and have not been independently verified, and neither company disclosed contract values or revenue commitments. The agreements describe training and deployment plans, not booked enterprise results.

Signing two of the largest global integrators in a single day signals how aggressively Anthropic is courting enterprise distribution, where rivals OpenAI and Google are competing for the same customers. The measure of success will be how many of those certified engineers and licensed associates put Claude into production.