Unisys Corporation reports developments across cloud, AI, digital workplace, applications and enterprise computing services for government, financial services and commercial clients. Recurring updates include quarterly results, new business signings, profitability trends, investor conferences and product activity within the ClearPath Forward ecosystem.
Company news also covers client and partner activity tied to Unisys technology platforms, including Cargo Portal Services for air cargo booking, digital workplace field services, global service desk operations, core banking and anti-money laundering capabilities, and research involving quantum computing applications for cybersecurity.
Unisys (UIS) has transferred about $200 million of U.S. defined benefit pension obligations to New York Life through a group annuity contract funded with plan assets.
The projected benefit obligations being transferred are of a similar amount and relate to certain retirees in a U.S. qualified pension plan. This transaction raises Unisys’ cumulative reduction in U.S. qualified defined benefit pension liabilities to approximately $520 million since July 2025, toward a $600 million target. The company expects to complete one further settlement by January 2027. New York Life will pay benefits to about 1,700 retirees and beneficiaries, with no change in the gross amount, timing or form of monthly payments.
Unisys expects a one-time, non-cash, pre-tax settlement charge of roughly $150 million in third-quarter 2026, with no impact on its cash position.
Unisys (UIS) has been named a Leader in NelsonHall's 2026 NEAT evaluation for AI-Enabled Cloud Infrastructure Management Services.
The assessment cites Unisys' AI-driven cloud management, including intelligent operations, self-healing capabilities and agentic AI innovation. NelsonHall also highlights the Unisys Intelligence Accelerator (UIA), an AI-enabled delivery platform that automates workflows across hybrid infrastructure, applications, data and security. The report notes Unisys' differentiated IP and accelerators and a global team of about 2,200 cloud infrastructure professionals serving nearly 150 clients.
Unisys (UIS) announced the publication of its peer-reviewed research paper, “From benchmark accuracy to pharmacological credibility: why mechanistic explainability must define the next generation of AI for drug repurposing,” in the journal Frontiers in Pharmacology.
The study examines how neurosymbolic AI, which combines advanced AI methods with human knowledge and reasoning, can improve transparency and explainability of AI recommendations in healthcare and other highly regulated industries. It addresses the barrier that many AI systems produce outputs without clearly explaining how conclusions are reached, limiting trust and adoption.
The paper also introduces the MURP framework (Mechanistic Coherence, Uncertainty, Robustness and Provenance), expanding AI evaluation beyond predictive accuracy to criteria needed for use in regulated environments. Unisys states that this work supports its AI-First strategy and aims to help organizations move from AI experimentation to scalable, real-world adoption.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) has integrated Microsoft Security Copilot into its Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solution to enhance AI-driven threat detection, investigation and response across hybrid environments. The MDR service, delivered via Unisys global security operations center, combines Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Sentinel and Security Copilot to centralize visibility and automate tasks such as phishing triage, threat intelligence analysis and aspects of incident investigation. According to Unisys, the structured approach to adoption, governance and integration helps organizations operationalize AI agents, reduce alert fatigue, minimize context-switching and focus security teams on higher-value activities while maintaining a full audit trail.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) and Scopism released a white paper, “The Global Rise of Selective Service Integration,” based on a survey of more than 5,000 SIAM professionals across multiple regions. The research finds that only 6% of organizations use a fully integrated SIAM model and 12% rely on a fully outsourced SIAM provider model.
Nearly half of organizations (44%) now apply service integration selectively, while 52% retain the service integrator role in-house. The study describes an evolution toward “Selective Service Integration” enabled by cloud platforms, automation and AI, aiming for agile, lower‑cost and risk‑aware service management ecosystems.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) and Refroid Technologies have formed a partnership to help organizations build, deploy and maintain high-performance AI infrastructure by combining Refroid's data center liquid cooling technologies with Unisys' global field services and Digital Workplace Solutions capabilities for deployment, maintenance and AI-powered lifecycle support.
The collaboration targets growing AI-driven, energy-intensive computing environments, aiming to simplify AI-ready infrastructure deployment, improve efficiency and reliability, expand AI-powered service management, and strengthen workforce readiness through specialized technician training and global field-service expertise for AI infrastructure at scale.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) announced that its management team will participate in several upcoming investor conferences, hosting one-on-one and small group meetings with investors. Events include the Midwest IDEAS Conference on August 27, 2026 in Chicago, the Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Conference on September 23–24, 2026, and Deutsche Bank's 34th Annual Leveraged Finance Conference on September 29–30, 2026 in Scottsdale. Investors should contact conference representatives to schedule meetings.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) has expanded its long-term agreement with Dudley Building Society through a new seven-year contract. Unisys will continue managing technology for the Society’s mortgage and savings products while adding Mortgage-as-a-Service and private cloud capabilities to support modernization, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) reported 2Q26 revenue of $473.5 million, down 2.0% year over year and 5.2% in constant currency. Gross margin fell 210 bps to 24.8%, mainly due to the timing of ClearPath license renewals, as ClearPath revenue declined 20.4% to $69.7 million.
Technology Solutions & Services (TS&S) revenue rose 2.0% to $403.8 million, with TS&S gross margin improving 170 bps to 19.3%, helped by delivery improvements and labor cost savings. New Business total contract value reached $192 million, up 57% year over year. Operating results included a $47.2 million non-cash goodwill impairment for the Digital Workplace Solutions reporting unit, driving an operating loss of $32.9 million and a net loss of $95.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA was $53.5 million (11.3% margin). Backlog was $2.82 billion versus $2.92 billion a year earlier. Unisys reaffirmed 2026 constant-currency revenue decline guidance of 5.0% to 3.5% and non-GAAP operating margin of 9.0% to 11.0%, assuming ClearPath revenue of about $425 million.
Unisys (NYSE: UIS) released its global "AI & Cloud Insights Report 2026," based on a survey of 1,000 senior IT and business decision-makers in the U.S., Europe and Asia-Pacific. The report finds that 90% of organizations say they have the right architecture for large-scale data-driven decision-making and 90% believe they effectively use automation to optimize IT.
However, according to Unisys, only 65% report operational efficiency exceeding expectations, down from 80% in 2025, indicating a gap between technical progress and business outcomes. Cybersecurity risks are rising, with 49% reporting a breach in the past 12 months versus 17% previously. While 75% say agentic AI will be essential for managing cloud environments, only 23% have begun scaling it, and 77% remain in early stages of adoption. At the same time, 96% say their cloud security approach helps them adopt new technologies faster, and 93% report that cloud security capabilities significantly influence how much autonomy they grant AI systems.