Hitachi joins Anthropic's Critical Infrastructure Defense Program
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Hitachi, Ltd., Anthropic, PBC
Santa Clara, USA / Tokyo, Japan
October 8, 2026
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Hitachi has joined Anthropic's 'Critical Infrastructure Defense Program' as a founding partner. The program aims to strengthen cyber defense for critical infrastructure using AI models.
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