Globant Forms Alliance with Anthropic to Launch Claude Powered AI Pods

Jul 1, 2026
Globant has announced a multi-year alliance with Anthropic to expand its AI Pods offering using Claude models. The partnership makes Globant a Preferred Services Partner in the Claude Partner Network and provides access to Claude for 28,500 employees.

Globant has announced a multi-year alliance with Anthropic to expand its AI Pods offering using Claude models, according to a press release. The collaboration designates Globant as a Preferred Services Partner in the global Claude Partner Network and provides access to Anthropic's certification programs for its 28,500 employees.

As part of the agreement, Globant is integrating Claude powered AI Pods into its service portfolio. These agent-orchestrated units are designed to accelerate adoption of agentic AI solutions across industries including media, entertainment, gaming, airlines, and hospitality. The company has also gained access to Forward Deploy Engineer certification programs to enhance delivery and orchestration of AI automation for clients.

Globant stated that AI Pods are already used by 40 percent of its top 20 client accounts. The partnership will support deployment of secure, scalable AI solutions for enterprise customers, helping them move from pilot projects to full-scale production use.

Through this alliance, Globant becomes the largest Latin American founded company to join Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network as a global partner.

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