"Under the partnership, Infosys plans to integrate Anthropic's Claude models into its Topaz AI platform to build so-called "agentic" systems. The companies claim these agents will be able to autonomously handle complex enterprise workflows across industries such as banking, telecoms, and manufacturing. The tie-up was announced at India's AI Impact Summit in New Delhi this week, which will see top executives from AI companies and Big Tech alike in attendance."
"The deal comes amid fears that AI tools, especially those built by major AI labs like Anthropic and OpenAI, will disrupt India's heavily-staffed, $280 billion IT services industry, raising questions about the future of labor-intensive outsourcing business models. Earlier this month, shares of Indian IT companies went into freefall after Anthropic launched a suite of enterprise AI tools that claimed to automate tasks across legal, sales, marketing and research roles."
"The partnership would give Infosys, one of the world's largest IT services businesses, access to Anthropic's Claude models and developer tools for building AI agents tailored for large enterprises. Infosys said it would use Anthropic's Claude Code to help write, test and debug code, and said it is already deploying the tool internally to build expertise that will be applied to client work."
Infosys has partnered with Anthropic to integrate Claude models into its Topaz AI platform to build agentic systems that can autonomously manage complex enterprise workflows. The agents are intended for industries including banking, telecoms and manufacturing. The announcement was made at India's AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. The deal comes amid concerns that AI tools from labs like Anthropic and OpenAI could disrupt India's $280 billion IT services industry and the labor-intensive outsourcing model. Infosys will use Anthropic's Claude Code to write, test and debug code and is deploying the tool internally. AI-related services generated ₹25 billion, about 5.5% of revenue.
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