Xebia expands AI strategy with NVIDIA, Anthropic tie-ups

Xebia, a digital transformation and engineering company, has announced partnerships with NVIDIA and Anthropic. The partnerships focus on helping enterprises move from isolated AI experiments to production-level deployment through a combination of infrastructure, models and engineering practices.

The company’s approach includes an emphasis on sovereign and responsible AI, allowing organisations to retain control over their data, meet regulatory requirements and deploy AI within governed environments.

Infrastructure and Deployment Approach

Through its collaboration with NVIDIA, Xebia combines computing infrastructure with NVIDIA’s AI software stack, including NIM microservices and AI Blueprints. This enables organisations to deploy cloud-agnostic AI systems with observability and lifecycle management across hybrid environments. The setup also supports deployment across different geographies while addressing data residency and compliance requirements.

At the application layer, Xebia has introduced a Claude-based enterprise generative AI ecosystem in partnership with Anthropic. As a reseller of Claude, Xebia provides organisations with generative AI tools supported by governance frameworks, accelerators and industry-specific use cases. The system includes safeguards and governance mechanisms intended to support controlled deployment across enterprise functions. Reported outcomes include reductions in time-to-insight of up to 50–70 per cent, faster underwriting processes in insurance, and enterprise knowledge systems designed to shorten decision-making cycles.

Anand Sahay said the focus of AI adoption is shifting from access to models towards implementation. He added that the challenge lies in deploying systems that are secure, governed and aligned with operational outcomes, and that the partnerships aim to support this transition.