Anthropic Brings Claude in-Country Inference to India via Amazon Bedrock

Claude comes closer to India’s data: Anthropic brings in-country inference to AWS

Anthropic has introduced in-country inference for its Claude models in India through Amazon Bedrock. This service allows sensitive AI workloads to be processed on servers located within the country. Financial institutions and large enterprises in regulated sectors can now use Claude while complying with local data-residency requirements. The introduction of this technology is expected to accelerate enterprise adoption of generative AI in India.

Anthropic brings Claude in-country inference to India via Amazon Bedrock

The capability covers Claude models including Claude Opus 5, Sonnet 5, and Haiku 4.5.

Anthropic’s Claude live in India with in-country inference through Amazon Bedrock

Claude deployments through Amazon Bedrock in India come with the audit trails and access controls that risk and compliance teams require before deploying AI in production environments

Anthropic brings in-country Claude inference to India through Amazon Bedrock

Anthropic has made in-country inference for its Claude models available in India through Amazon Bedrock, allowing requests sent through the India endpoint to be processed on servers located in the country. The company said Claude Opus 5, Sonnet 5 and Haiku 4.5 are now available through the India endpoint. The local processing is intended to meet data residency requirements for organisations operating under regulatory and data-handling requiremen…

Anthropic Claude models get local inference in India via Amazon Bedrock: What it means for you - BusinessToday

Claude is now available through Amazon Bedrock with India-only inference, giving businesses and developers a way to use Anthropic’s latest generative AI models while keeping AI processing within the country.

Claude AI workloads can now be processed inside India through AWS

Anthropic’s Claude models can now process requests within India through Amazon Bedrock. The India profile routes workloads between AWS Mumbai and Hyderabad and targets data-residency needs.