DXC Technology has announced a partnership with Anthropic to integrate the Claude AI model into systems used by banks, airlines, and other regulated industries. This follows successful internal use of Claude, which helped develop DXC's AI-native platform, OASIS. The collaboration will involve training thousands of engineers to deploy Claude in mission-critical environments. This initiative aims to modernize and secure operations, offering a new level of AI-driven efficiency in these sectors.
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