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Vicor expands U.S. manufacturing to meet AI-driven demand

Sep 11, 2026, 1:45 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The expansion directly augments supply capacity amid AI demand, supporting backlog momentum and potential revenue uplift; cash reserves bolster capex flexibility, though short-term price action remains capped by overhead resistance.

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Vicor announced a major U.S. capacity expansion, acquiring new sites in Merrimack, NH and Hooksett to support ChiP Fab-2 and Fab-3. With Q2 backlog at $380 million and cash around $453.6 million, the company aims to capitalize on AI demand through its Vertical Power Delivery tech and broader ChiP fab network, potentially improving supply predictability for AI hardware ecosystems.

Vicor expands U.S. manufacturing with Merrimack NH and Hooksett sites.
ChiP Fab-2/3 capacity to supplement Fab-1 near utilization.
Q2 backlog at $380M, up 26% sequentially and 145% YoY.
Cash and equivalents rise to $453.6M as of 6/30.
One-year lead time to Fab-2 deployment targets AI demand and US sourcing.

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Vicor expands U.S. manufacturing to meet AI-driven demand

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