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Published on June 18, 2026 Anthropic expands enterprise AI adoption to South Korea with new Seoul office. * Anthropic has signed multiple partnerships with government agencies in South Korea * The company opened an office in Seoul amidst U.S. AI export controls * South Korea is among the top 12 countries with high Claude usage Anthropic has opened a Seoul office and announced multiple partnerships with South Korean agencies, tech companies, and universities. The AI firm also signed a memorandum of understanding on AI safety with South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT. Anthropic's South Korea partnership comes days after the U.S. government ordered the AI firm to restrict foreign access to Fable 5 and Mythos AI models over national security concerns. Why did Anthropic open an office in Seoul? Anthropic's Seoul office is expected to serve as a collaboration hub between the AI firm and enterprises, researchers, startups, and developers who use Claude in South Korea. Senior officials from the AI firm met Korean customers, partners, and developers in Seoul this week during the office opening event. Anthropic noted that its memorandum with the country's Science and ICT Ministry will pave the way for secure AI adoption across the public sector. Anthropic will work with the Korea AI Safety Institute will ensure safety evaluation of the Korean-language model. "What I see in Korea are teams who understand that innovation and safety are two sides of the same coin. Korean organizations are building with Claude to bring the benefits of AI to millions around the world. Opening an office in Seoul gives a long-term home to our work alongside the people shaping Korean leadership in AI," Anthropic's Representative Director of Korea, KiYoung Choi, said in a company statement. As part of the cooperation, Anthropic will give 60 affiliated researchers access to Claude to support AI safety, model evaluation, and frontier research work in the country. How South Korean firms are deploying Claude Code. South Korea is among the top 12 countries with high Claude usage globally. Most people use the model for technical and creative work. Anthropic's South Korea partnerships highlight the growing adoption of Claude code by enterprises in the Asian country. Leading South Korean firms, including LG, plan to deploy the Claude AI model across its solutions to meet data security and residency needs. Samsung SDS is also deploying Claude across Samsung Electronics to support agentic workflows, knowledge work, and software development. Already, companies like NAVER and Nexon have deployed Claude code across their business functions. In NAVER, Claude Code is being used across the engineering functions. In Nexon, engineers use the AI model to write, review, and publish code for live-service games. Startups have also started integrating Claude into their products. For instance, Channel Corp uses the AI model to power a customer AI platform called Power Channel Talk. Over 230,000 companies across the U.S., South Korea, and Japan use the platform. What the Anthropic partnership means for South Korea. South Korea is emerging as a key AI hub. In addition to being a major AI market, the country is expanding its role to research, safety testing, enterprise adoption, and public-sector deployment. Anthropic's partnership with government institutions reflects a growing trend in the AI industry. Increasingly, AI companies are combining commercial expansion with governance, regulation and ecosystem development initiatives. June 18, 2026

Solita becomes reseller of Anthropic's Claude products. The sales take place through Amazon Bedrock. Today at 9:03 Justus Vento IT service and software company Solita has been selected as a reseller for AI giant Anthropic. Going forward, the company's customers can acquire licenses for Anthropic's Claude language model family through Solita on the Amazon Bedrock platform. The company says that users' data will thus remain within the EU.

SailPoint announces new integration with the Claude Compliance API to provide enterprise-grade Identity Security for AI platforms. SailPoint | Published 22 May 2026 SailPoint's new Claude Compliance API connector, delivers essential governance and visibility over Claude Enterprise access and usage SailPoint, Inc. (Nasdaq: SAIL), a leader in enterprise identity security, today announced a new integration with the Claude Compliance API. The new SailPoint connector with the Claude Compliance API provides Claude Enterprise organisations with the essential visibility and governance needed to secure access to and usage of AI platforms across the enterprise. As enterprises increasingly adopt powerful AI tools like Claude to accelerate business innovation, they face a new frontier of security challenges. This integration addresses the critical need for robust identity security over the expanding AI landscape. The SailPoint Claude Compliance API connector extends SailPoint's enterprise-grade identity security to Anthropic's Claude Enterprise, enabling organisations to confidently adopt AI while maintaining stringent security and compliance standards. "While the industry discusses the future of AI security, SailPoint is delivering it today. As Anthropic makes its Compliance API available, SailPoint is building a meaningful, governance-focused integration," said Chandra Gnanasambandam, EVP of Product and Chief Technology Officer, SailPoint. "This gives our customers the ability to not just monitor, but truly govern their AI workforce from day one, treating AI platform access with the same rigor and contextual understanding as they would for a critical application or datastore." The new integration reinforces SailPoint's commitment to securing the modern enterprise by extending identity security to the rapidly growing landscape of AI tools. By integrating Claude Enterprise into the SailPoint Identity Security Cloud, SailPoint enables enterprises to: * Gain unified visibility: Centrally manage all Claude Enterprise users, groups, group members, and roles. This ensures consistent governance policies across your entire digital ecosystem. * Govern non-human identities: Discover and govern Claude AI agents as part of SailPoint's single agent registry across your organisations' ecosystem, a critical step in securing the automated workforce of the future. * Apply adaptive identity: Secure access across your agent ecosystem, including Claude agents, from a central control point by leveraging our AI-powered platform to understand the context of access; who is accessing what, when, and why. This real-time, risk-adaptive approach extends to Claude Enterprise, delivering deeper security insights. The definition of an identity continues to expand beyond human users to include non-human entities like machines, APIs, workloads, and now, AI agents. This proliferation of AI tools in the enterprise has created a risk of "Shadow AI," where usage is ungoverned and invisible to IT and security teams. The SailPoint integration with the Claude Compliance API directly addresses this risk, providing the necessary controls to manage and secure these non-human identities and giving Claude Enterprise organisations the confidence to innovate securely.