Unisys Receives Leader Status in ISG 2026 Private/Hybrid Cloud Data Center Services Provider Lens
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Unisys reported that ISG named the company a Leader in the 2026 ISG Provider Lens® Private/Hybrid Cloud – Data Center Services quadrant reports. The recognition covered five Leader designations and continued a six-year streak of Leader status.
ISG listed the Leader designation criteria as comprehensive portfolios, strong market presence, established competitive strategies and a demonstrated commitment to innovation. Unisys said the scope of the recognition reflected its focus on operations and infrastructure capabilities for hybrid cloud environments.
In the 2026 reports, Unisys received Leader placements in five market quadrants. These included U.S. AI-ready Infrastructure Managed Services for Midmarket; U.S. Managed Cloud Hosting and Resilient Infrastructure Services; U.S. Public Sector AI-ready Infrastructure Managed Services; U.S. Public Sector Managed Cloud Hosting and Resilient Infrastructure Services; and U.K. AI-ready Infrastructure Managed Services for Midmarket.
ISG also categorized Unisys as a Product Challenger in several quadrants, including U.S. AI-ready Infrastructure Managed Services — Large Accounts; U.K. AI-ready Infrastructure Managed Services — Large Accounts; and U.K. Managed Cloud Hosting and Resilient Infrastructure Services. Chris Arrasmith, chief operating officer, Unisys, said, “Organizations are looking for infrastructure environments that can support growing AI demands while remaining secure, resilient and cost-efficient,” said Chris Arrasmith, chief operating officer, Unisys. “Being recognized by ISG as a Leader for the sixth consecutive year reflects the strength of our AI-driven operations, depth of our hybrid cloud expertise and commitment to enabling clients by modernizing their infrastructure and improving their resilience, so they can operate with greater confidence and efficiency.” ISG senior manager and principal analyst Shashank Rajmane said, “Unisys differentiates itself through its ability to translate hybrid infrastructure transformation into a governed operating model by addressing hosting, recovery and optimization as a single service, making it highly relevant for complex U.S. enterprise environments,” said Shashank Rajmane, senior manager and principal analyst, ISG. Forward-looking statements were not included.
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