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Unisys Corp. (NYSE: UIS) gained five Leader designations in ISG's 2026 Private/Hybrid Cloud report, up from four in 2025, recognizing its strengths in AI-ready infrastructure and managed cloud services across U.S. and U.K. markets. The company also received Product Challenger classifications in three additional categories. ISG's assessment highlights Unisys' capabilities in supporting AI workloads and modernizing data centers.

Unisys (NYSE: UIS) was recognized as a global leader in the 2026 ISG Provider Lens Future of Work Services report, earning 17 Leader designations. The company was also highlighted in the new AI-Augmented Collaboration and Experience Services quadrant, according to the report.

Unisys (NYSE: UIS) was included in Business Insider's 2027 list of America's Most Innovative Businesses, based on industry reputation, technological impact, and R&D investment. The company received a 4.5-star rating and was one of 15 in the IT Services & IT Consulting category. This follows recent recognitions from TIME, The Economist, and Forbes.

Unisys (NYSE:UIS) transferred $200M in pension obligations to New York Life, expecting a $150M noncash pretax charge in Q3. This reduces pension liabilities by 87% of its $600M target, with no immediate cash impact. The move limits future pension risk but doesn't necessarily improve the funding gap.

A former Unisys engineer filed an age discrimination lawsuit, alleging the company terminated him and 12 other employees aged 59 or older in a layoff. The complaint claims workers under 59 were not let go and that the company hired a younger, less qualified candidate for a role he applied for post-termination. The lawsuit seeks back pay, reinstatement, and damages. Unisys has not commented on the allegations.

Unisys (NYSE: UIS) reduced its U.S. pension liabilities by $200M through a group annuity contract with New York Life, transferring obligations for 1,700 retirees. This brings the total reduction to $520M since July 2025, aiming for a $600M target. The move will result in a $150M non-cash settlement charge in Q3 2026, with no cash impact.

Unisys (NYSE: UIS) was named a Leader in NelsonHall's 2026 NEAT evaluation for AI-Enabled Cloud Infrastructure Management Services. The company was recognized for its AI-driven cloud management, including intelligent operations and self-healing capabilities, and its Unisys Intelligence Accelerator platform. NelsonHall's report assesses vendors' capabilities in AI-powered infrastructure operations, highlighting Unisys' strengths in automation, predictive analytics, and global delivery scale.

Unisys (UIS) has integrated Microsoft Security Copilot into its Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solution to enhance AI-powered threat detection and response. The upgrade aims to streamline workflows, improve visibility, and automate routine tasks, addressing the growing complexity of cyber threats. The solution combines Microsoft security technologies with Unisys' expertise to accelerate threat detection and response.

Unisys and Refroid Technologies have partnered to support AI infrastructure. Refroid provides liquid cooling tech, while Unisys offers global field services. Gartner forecasts $1.4T in AI infrastructure spending by 2026. The collaboration aims to enhance deployment, efficiency, and reliability of AI environments.

Unisys (NYSE: UIS) and Refroid Technologies partnered to support AI infrastructure, combining liquid cooling tech with global field services. Gartner forecasts $2.59T in AI spending by 2026, with $1.4T for infrastructure. The alliance aims to address energy-intensive AI demands and improve deployment, efficiency, and reliability.