AI major Anthropic will offer its Claude service to Indian customers through Amazon Web Services servers located within the country, the company said on Monday, addressing a key demand from Indian customers for local server access. Anthropic stated that India is one of the largest markets for Claude, with a developer community doing some of the most technically complex AI work it sees anywhere. In the coming weeks, Claude will be available with in-country inference in India through Amazon Bedrock, AWS's platform for building generative AI applications, so requests sent through the India endpoint are processed on servers in India. Anthropic's managing director of India, Irina Ghose, called bringing Claude inference to India a turning point for enterprise AI, noting that India's banks, insurers, telecoms, public and government agencies steward the data of a billion people. The in-country inference will include supervision to match Claude deployments through Amazon Bedrock, carrying audit trails and access controls for risk and compliance teams. India's IT services leaders are integrating Claude into their offerings: TCS is equipping 50,000 associates with Claude, Infosys is combining Claude with Infosys Topaz, and Cognizant uses Claude across manufacturing, life sciences, and insurance. When Anthropic launched the Claude Partner Network globally in March 2026, India had some of the highest registration numbers worldwide.