NelsonHall Names Unisys a Leader in AI Enabled Cloud Management

Sep 15, 2026
NelsonHall recognized Unisys as a Leader in its 2026 evaluation of AI enabled cloud infrastructure management services.
NelsonHall Names Unisys a Leader in AI Enabled Cloud Management

Unisys was named a Leader in NelsonHall's 2026 evaluation of AI enabled cloud infrastructure management services, the company said in a press release.

The evaluation cited Unisys capabilities for hybrid and multiple cloud environments, including workflow automation, predictive analytics and systems that can recover from some issues automatically. It also covered the Unisys Intelligence Accelerator, Intelligent Operations, Cloud Business Office and Multi Agent Orchestration.

Unisys said about 2,200 cloud infrastructure management professionals deliver these services to nearly 150 clients worldwide.

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