Anthropic's best public coding AI is now inside Amazon's cloud
Why it mattersIf your engineering runs on AWS, you can use Anthropic's top public coding and science model without opening a separate vendor account.
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Why it mattersIf your engineering runs on AWS, you can use Anthropic's top public coding and science model without opening a separate vendor account.
Why it mattersUS government agencies and their suppliers can now put Anthropic's strongest security-focused AI on vulnerability hunting inside GovCloud, without leaving their compliance boundary.
Why it mattersIf your teams work in Slack, software agents act in your channels, so access rules and audit logs must cover them.
Why it mattersTeams extracting fields from documents with Claude on Bedrock can drop their parsing and retry code, cutting maintenance and failed-output handling.
Why it mattersTeams building on Claude through AWS can delete their custom cleanup and retry code, so automated workflows break less and cost less to maintain.
Why it mattersOpus 5.5 on GovCloud cuts the credit multiplier from 2.2x to 2.0x and uses about half the tokens of Opus 5.
Why it mattersClaude Haiku 5.5 costs around 75% less than Haiku 4.5 on Bedrock, so your high-volume workloads can be repriced.
Why it mattersClaude Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 now run in AWS GovCloud (US), so ITAR-bound teams can evaluate AI coding tools.