HCLTech signs a pact with Anthropic, to set up business unit

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HCLTech has entered a strategic collaboration with Anthropic aimed at advancing the implementation of Agentic AI, prioritizing safety, cybersecurity, and governance. In this initiative, HCLTech will establish a new business unit featuring a dedicated centre of excellence. The plan includes integrating AI products like Claude and Claude Code into existing industry offerings. Additionally, the IT company is set to reveal its Q2 results later today.
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ReutersHCLTech on Monday signed a partnership with Anthropic to accelerate enterprise adoption of Agentic AI with a focus on safety, cybersecurity and governance.
HCLTech will establish a dedicated business unit with a centre of excellence to build Agentic AI solutions.
HCLTech's teams will build industry solutions and embed Anthropic's products such as Claude, Cowork and Claude Code.
Country's third-largest IT services firm will announce its second quarter results later in the day.
This is a developing story.
HCLTech will establish a dedicated business unit with a centre of excellence to build Agentic AI solutions.
HCLTech's teams will build industry solutions and embed Anthropic's products such as Claude, Cowork and Claude Code.
Country's third-largest IT services firm will announce its second quarter results later in the day.
This is a developing story.
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