Vicor

Vicor Corp. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of modular power components. The firm provides complete power systems based upon a portfolio of patented technologies. Its products include AC-DC converters, power systems, and accessories. The company was founded by Patrizio Vinciarelli in 1981 and is headquartered in Andover, MA.

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Vicor reports solid Q4 earnings, eyes 5G for growth

Vicor's Q4 2022 performance reflects revenue growth and operational improvements, despite challenges with delays and competition. The company's focus on 5G technology and vertical integration presents opportunities for future growth and market expansion.

Vicor reports Q1 revenue growth, focuses on Gen 5 tech

Vicor's Q1 performance showed revenue growth YoY but a sequential decline, with a focus on Gen 5 technology and long-term growth positioning.
Strengths lie in scalable power delivery solutions, supplier agreements, and potential revenue growth through vertical integration capacity.
Challenges include supplier constraints, tariff concerns, and questions around new technology adoption timing and backlog impact.
Opportunities exist in AI accelerator car collaborations, satellite and automotive markets, and ramping lateral vertical solutions on processors.

Vicor reports strong Q2 earnings, focuses on IP protection

Vicor's Q2 performance reflects revenue growth, margin improvement, and operational efficiency, despite facing challenges with demand uncertainties and legal expenses. The company's focus on protecting patents, investing in technology, and pursuing growth opportunities positions it for future success. Vicor's strategic initiatives to drive revenue growth and enhance technological capabilities present promising opportunities for the company.

Vicor reports Q3 revenue growth, focuses on Gen 5 expansion

Vicor's Q3 performance showed mixed results with revenue growth, strong product segments, and legal expenses impacting profitability.
The focus on Gen 5 products and vertical power delivery presents growth potential, despite challenges in backlog and flat Q4 expectations.
Opportunities lie in addressing market demand for power-efficient solutions, engaging with customers for value, and emphasizing energy efficiency in operations.

Vicor reports Q4 revenue decline but strengthens focus on 5G

Vicor's Q4 performance saw revenue decline, but with strong operating and net income.
The company's focus on patents, AI power systems, and automotive markets showcases strategic strength.
Challenges include backlog decrease and market uncertainties despite a conservative financial approach.
Opportunities lie in diversified markets, global collaborations, and 5G technology advancements.

Vicor reports revenue decline in Q1 2024, focuses on Gen 5 technology and automotive growth

Vicor's Q1 2024 performance saw revenue decline but improved gross profit margin. The company faces challenges with a decrease in backlog and legal expenses. However, opportunities lie in Gen 5 technology adoption, automotive revenue ramp, and diversifying end markets.

Vicor reports Q2 revenue growth but faces challenges in margins

Vicor's Q2 2024 showed mixed results with revenue growth but a net loss.
Strengths include increased Advanced Products revenue and strong cash position.
Challenges include declining Brick Products revenue and lower gross margins.
Opportunities lie in AI market growth, new technology adoption, and revenue expansion.
Analysts' questions focused on revenue split, margins, and technology timelines.

Vicor reports solid Q3 earnings, eyes growth in emerging tech

Vicor's Q3 performance reflects revenue growth, profitability, and innovation in chipset development, positioning the company well in competitive markets.
While facing challenges in backlog and margin pressures, Vicor's strategic focus on key customers and emerging technologies presents growth opportunities.
Overall, Vicor's financials show resilience and strategic foresight, with a strong cash position and a clear roadmap for future product adoption and revenue expansion.

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Vicor Corporation (VICR) CEO Patrizio Vinciarelli on Q1 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

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