Deloitte Expands AI Capabilities with Anthropic's Claude

October 06, 2025
Deloitte will deploy Anthropic's AI assistant Claude to over 470,000 employees globally, marking Anthropic's largest enterprise deployment to date.

Deloitte has announced an expanded partnership with Anthropic to deploy the AI assistant Claude to more than 470,000 employees across its global network, announced in a press release. This initiative represents Anthropic's largest enterprise AI deployment to date.

As part of the collaboration, Deloitte will establish a Claude Center of Excellence, which will include trained specialists to develop implementation frameworks and provide ongoing technical support. Additionally, Deloitte plans to certify 15,000 professionals on Claude to support its internal AI transformation efforts.

The partnership will also focus on creating industry-specific AI solutions, particularly for regulated sectors such as financial services and healthcare. These solutions will integrate Claude's safety-first design with Deloitte's Trustworthy AI framework to enhance transparency in model decision-making.

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