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Anthropic's Claude to infer, process data locally on Indian servers for local customers

Anthropic will offer its Claude AI service to Indian customers through local Amazon Web Services servers. This move addresses a key demand from Indian organisations for in-country data processing capabilities. Claude's availability within India marks a significant step for enterprise AI adoption across various sectors. Indian IT leaders are integrating Claude into their global service deliveries and talent development programs.

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Anthropic's Claude to infer, process data locally on Indian servers for local customers
Anthropic will offer its Claude AI service to Indian customers through local Amazon Web Services servers. This move addresses a key demand from Indian organisations for in-country data processing capabilities. Claude's availability within India marks a significant step for enterprise AI adoption across various sectors. Indian IT leaders are integrating Claude into their global service deliveries and talent development programs.
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