Anthropic is accelerating its international push, with plans to expand its international staff by three times as demand for its Claude AI model intensifies outside the United States.
The company says nearly four out of five consumer interactions with Claude now come from international markets, with per-person usage in South Korea, Australia, and Singapore surpassing levels seen in the US.
Backed by Alphabet and Amazon, Anthropic has become one of the most valuable AI firms in the world, distinguishing itself with frontier models that excel at coding and enterprise use cases. Its customer base has expanded from fewer than 1,000 businesses two years ago to more than 300,000 today.
The company’s international growth includes more than 100 new roles across Dublin and London, a research hub in Zurich, and its first Asia office in Tokyo. Plans are also underway for additional European sites as enterprise adoption accelerates.
Says Chris Ciauri, managing director of International,
“The global demand for Claude is extraordinary—from financial services in London to manufacturing in Tokyo, enterprises are trusting Claude to power their mission-critical operations.”
Paul Smith, Anthropic’s first chief commercial officer, will lead the build-out of new offices and customer relationships worldwide.
“Business leaders understand that AI will be essential to winning moving forward. Some of the most important organizations around the world are partnering with Anthropic because they know we understand enterprise and what it takes for AI to work at scale across critical operations.”
According to Anthropic, Claude has helped sovereign wealth fund NBIM to record 213,000 hours in productivity gains, enabled Novo Nordisk to slash clinical documentation times by 99.9%, and allowed Commonwealth Bank of Australia to cut customer scam losses by half.
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