Anthropic partners with Novo Nordisk to use Claude models in drug discovery
Anthropic has partnered with Novo Nordisk to use Claude models and Claude Science in Novo's research and development workflows, focusing on scientific problems where AI can have the greatest impact. Novo will also use Anthropic's frontier models for AI-driven software development. The partnership aims to strengthen Novo's pipeline amid increasing competition in obesity drugs, with Novo reporting…
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- Anthropic partnered with Novo Nordisk to use Claude models and Claude Science in R&D workflows
- Novo Nordisk reported Q2 adjusted sales of DKK 78.5 billion and adjusted operating profit of DKK 33.4 billion
- Claude optimized over 30 open-source AI models in life sciences, achieving roughly 4x average speedup
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popularmechanics.com · 21 September 2026
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3sources- Novo Nordisk Partners with Anthropic to Bring AI Deeper into Drug DiscoveryPress · finance.yahoo.com ·
- Claude Science optimizes over 30 AI models in under 4 weeks—averaging 4x speedupPress · note.com ·
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