Anthropic said on October 5 that its Claude Opus 5, Sonnet 5 and Haiku 4.5 models can now be used through an India endpoint on Amazon Bedrock, with requests processed on servers inside the country. Reliance and CRED tried the service in a private preview. Business Today's report also names TCS, Kotak Bank, Mahindra Group, NPCI, Godrej Industries, Swiggy and Freshworks among organisations highlighting it, and Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank and Infosys among existing Claude users.
Why it matters for listed companies
Banks, insurers, payment systems and government bodies often cannot send customer data abroad, which has kept many AI projects at the pilot stage; local processing removes that obstacle for Claude. The money flows to Amazon Web Services (usage is billed through Bedrock) and to Anthropic, and to IT services firms that build on the model: TCS is rolling Claude out to 50,000 associates and Infosys runs an Anthropic centre of excellence. Anthropic also cites up to 5,000 people certified at its first partner event in Bengaluru. No contract values or India revenue were disclosed, so the direct effect on any listed company's numbers cannot be sized from this report.
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