Anthropic PB admits to having an Indian subsidiary, contradicts earlier stand in court
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Anthropic PB admits to having an Indian subsidiary, contradicts earlier stand in court left Mohammad Ayyaz Mulla (right) and his colleague S. Srinivas in front of the Anthropic Softwares Private Limited office in Belagavi in February 2026. BADIGER PK The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/mxvmxc/article71610037.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/9727_20_2_2026_20_55_29_1_21BGMANTHROPICMULLASEENU1.JPEG BADIGER PK Karnataka belagavi 20 02 2026. Mohammad Ayyaz Mulla and his colleage S Srinivas in front of the Anthropic software pvt ltd office in Belagavi This violates corporate ethics, says founder of Belagavi-based company who has filed the complaint Belagavi A legal dispute over the use of the name ‘Anthropic’ has taken a new turn after US-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic PBC acknowledged in the Belagavi Commercial Court that a wholly owned subsidiary operates in India.
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