BLUE BELL, PA — Unisys Corp. (NYSE: UIS) is stepping into the investor spotlight with a featured appearance at the Needham Growth Conference, a forum closely watched by Wall Street for signals on technology spending and corporate growth strategies.
Chief Executive and President Mike Thomson is scheduled to present at 3:45 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, in New York City. In addition to the formal presentation, Thomson and other Unisys executives will hold one-on-one and small group meetings with investors, giving the market a deeper look at the company’s outlook and priorities.
The presentation will be webcast live, with a replay available through the company’s investor relations website at unisys.com/investor-relations, allowing a broader audience of shareholders and analysts to follow along. Unisys management will also conduct virtual investor meetings on January 15 and 16, extending its outreach beyond the conference floor.
For Unisys, the Needham conference comes at a time when enterprise technology buyers are reassessing how they spend on cloud, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation. The company operates across cloud services, AI-driven platforms, digital workplace solutions, logistics systems, and core enterprise computing, areas that are increasingly intertwined as organizations modernize operations and protect critical infrastructure.
Investor conferences like Needham’s are often used by technology companies to reinforce their growth narratives, clarify capital allocation plans, and address questions about demand trends and competitive positioning. By sending its top executive, Unisys is signaling that it intends to make a strong case for how its technology portfolio can translate into sustainable revenue and margin improvement.
With the technology sector facing both opportunity and uncertainty, Unisys’s appearance will give investors a fresh read on how the company plans to navigate a market where cloud adoption, AI investment, and enterprise modernization are colliding at full speed.
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