Cognizant and Anthropic expand partnership to embed Claude in Cognizant's industry platforms

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Cognizant and Anthropic have expanded their strategic partnership, with Cognizant becoming a Global Premier Partner in the Claude Partner Network. The expanded relationship builds on a partnership announced in late 2025 and aims to close the gap between AI model capability and business results by embedding Claude into Cognizant's industry platforms and engineering workflows. Cognizant is already applying Claude in client work across manufacturing, life sciences, and insurance, delivering measurable results such as cutting contract review time by up to 40 percent for a biopharmaceutical company and saving underwriters roughly eight hours a week in one deployment. The company holds the most Claude certifications globally and is embedding Claude across platforms including Flowsource, Neuro AI Engineering, and Neuro IT Ops, while scaling a Claude-certified workforce as part of its new Frontier Certified model, with more than 30,000 associates already completing Claude training.

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Anthropic's Claude AI is being adopted by Cognizant for client work across multiple industries, increasing demand for its model.

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