Vicor Corp (NASDAQ: VICR) reported Q2 EPS of $0.02, versus ($0.13) reported last year. Revenue for the quarter came in at $56.1 million, versus $53.36 million reported last year.

Commenting on recent results, Dr. Patrizio Vinciarelli, Chief Executive Officer, stated, "Vicor's second quarter performance reflects the circumstances described during our February and April earnings calls as the pull-in of shipments from Q2 into Q1 of our Gen 3 VTM/PRM solution for data center servers and a delayed transition from the current voltage regulation standard, VR 12.5, to Intel's next generation standard, VR 13.0, have caused a temporary reduction in revenues and bookings. We are prepared to ship our next generation solution meeting VR 13.0 requirements, but await definiteness as to the exact timing of the expected ramp for data center servers due to ship in robust volumes in 2016."

"Despite near-term disappointment in our revenue levels and bottom line, I continue to see escalating interest in Vicor power components and system products. We are achieving design wins in numerous applications across targeted market segments, which I am confident will expand our revenue, while diversifying our customer base. We will be rolling out exciting new products through the second half of the year at a pace similar to that achieved for the first half, with high performance SiP (System in Package), ChiP (Converter housed in Package") solutions for motherboard applications and VIA (Vicor Integrated Adapter") front-end systems. I am pleased Vicor was profitable and generated cash for the second quarter, despite short-term challenges. I also am pleased the organization is focused on our long-term objective of redefining the market for high performance, cost effective modular power solutions."

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