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India's Wipro opens AI centre for Anthropic's Claude in Bengaluru
Wipro has launched a new AI hub in Bengaluru. This centre focuses on Anthropic's Claude models. It aims to help businesses adopt AI more widely. Wipro will train thousands of employees. This move comes as AI impacts traditional IT services. Rival TCS also recently partnered with Anthropic for AI
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Wipro partners with Anthropic to launch new Claude-powered AI center
Leveraging Wipro Intelligence™ to deliver business outcomes with Anthropic's Claude models through repeatable delivery methodologies and enterprise-grade execution. Wipro Limited today announced the launch of its Applied AI Center of Excellence (CoE) for Claude models powered by Anthropic,
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Wipro has opened a Center of Excellence for applied AI focused on Anthropic's Claude models at its Bengaluru innovation hub. The IT services giant plans to train 10,000 employees over the next 18 months as it shifts toward AI-powered delivery amid mounting pressure from AI-led automation on traditional IT services revenue.

Wipro has inaugurated its Applied AI Center of Excellence for Anthropic's Claude models at its Bengaluru innovation hub, marking a strategic pivot as the Indian IT services sector grapples with AI-driven disruption
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. The Center of Excellence for applied AI operates under Wipro's newly formed AI-Native Business & Platforms Unit, designed to accelerate enterprise AI adoption across global client environments2
. This initiative arrives at a critical juncture for India's $315 billion IT sector, which lost billions of dollars in market value in February, partly following Anthropic's launch of an AI agent tool that threatens the industry's labor-intensive business model1
.Wipro plans to certify 10,000 Front-Line Delivery Experts on their use of Claude over the next 18 months, creating a workforce capable of designing, deploying, and operating AI-enabled systems in complex enterprise environments
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. The company is building a global talent pool of Forward Deployed Engineers trained on Claude models, who will operate within client environments to accelerate AI integration into business workflows2
. These engineers combine deep understanding of model behavior with knowledge of business processes and technology landscapes, reflecting what CEO Srini Pallia calls a "proof over promise" approach to AI strategy2
.The AI center integrates Claude capabilities across the Wipro Intelligence stack, including delivery, functional, and industry platforms, to embed AI into core operations across sectors
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. The center serves as a hub to develop AI-native platforms and industry solutions across Mortgage, Healthcare, Airlines, Manufacturing, and Consumer sectors2
. Wipro is also scaling AI adoption across its own Finance, HR, and Sales functions as part of its internal transformation, demonstrating the company's commitment to operating as an AI-native enterprise2
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Analysts at Jefferies noted that Wipro expects compression in services revenue to weigh on growth in coming quarters, though AI could help widen its addressable market through application rebuilds and workflow redesign
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. The move follows rival TCS partnering with Anthropic on June 11 to launch an alliance driving enterprise AI scaling, signaling a broader industry shift toward AI-powered delivery models1
. "This marks a fundamental shift in how we deliver, and advances our strategy of being consulting-led and AI-powered," said Srini Pallia, emphasizing that combining Claude models with deep domain expertise enables measurable business outcomes for clients2
. As AI-led automation continues to reshape traditional IT services, investors are watching whether these strategic investments can offset revenue pressures while positioning Indian IT firms for the next wave of enterprise technology transformation.Summarized by
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