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Unisys Showcases Quantum Computing Research at the APS Global Physics Summit

In a significant highlight for the field of quantum computing, Unisys Corporation will present its innovative research at the prestigious American Physical Society's (APS) Global Physics Summit, commencing on March 15, 2026. This event is renowned for gathering leading experts in physics and computation from around the globe to discuss the latest advancements and collaborate on interdisciplinary scientific exploration.

Unisys, listed on the NYSE as UIS, is set to demonstrate its latest findings regarding the commercial applications of quantum computing, particularly focusing on cybersecurity solutions. During a virtual session scheduled for March 18, Arati Sahoo, a senior quantum engineer at Unisys, will present the paper titled "Enhancing Intrusion Detection Systems Through Generative Dataset Balancing with Quantum Boltzmann Machines."

This presentation promises to uncover how quantum-enhanced generative machine learning techniques address pressing real-world challenges in the cybersecurity domain. Salvatore Sinno, the vice president of innovation at Unisys, expressed pride in the company’s selection to present at such a reputable venue, noting, "Quantum computing has emerged as a strategic differentiator with practical business-focused applications, and those organizations that successfully embrace it will achieve significant benefits."

The ability of quantum computing to revolutionize business applications is becoming increasingly recognized, and Unisys’s commitment to pioneering research reinforces its dedication to staying at the forefront of this technology. Their ongoing research program has already accomplished notable milestones, such as a recently published peer-reviewed paper on vehicle routing optimization in the American Institute of Physics Journal, alongside multiple accepted papers for key forums like IEEE Quantum AI and IEEE Quantum Week 2025.

Unisys's participation in the APS Global Physics Summit aligns with its broader initiative to expand quantum research and identify industry-specific use cases for this transformative technology. Being a part of the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), the company aims to foster the development of top-tier quantum talent and drive industry-specific applications of quantum technology.

The details of their upcoming presentation are as follows:

• - Session: Quantum Algorithms, Machine Learning, and Foundations
• - Presentation Title: Enhancing Intrusion Detection Systems Through Generative Dataset Balancing with Quantum Boltzmann Machines
• - Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
• - Time: 11:42 a.m. MST

This presentation is expected to garner attention not only for its theoretical contributions but also for its practical implications, spotlighting Unisys’s role as a leader in the quantum computing field. With excitement building around the potential of quantum technologies to revolutionize cybersecurity, Unisys's insights could provide valuable guidance for businesses looking to harness these emerging solutions.

To learn more about the Unisys Quantum Advisory Service, which assists organizations in evaluating and embracing the latest quantum technologies, interested parties can visit Unisys’s dedicated page.

About Unisys
Unisys is a global technology solutions provider committed to enabling breakthroughs for leading organizations worldwide. Their offerings, which include cloud solutions, artificial intelligence, digital workplace technology, and enterprise computing, empower clients to challenge existing paradigms and reach their full potential. For over 150 years, Unisys has been at the forefront of innovation, continuing to help clients push boundaries and explore new possibilities in the digital era. Visit unisys.com for further insights and updates on their transformative solutions.