On May 27, Vicor Corporation rose 6.05% in regular trading, trading at $348.0 USD/share, with trading volume of $66.96 million. The stock continued its strong upward momentum following a major guidance revision and new licensing announcement.

On the news front, Vicor raised its fiscal Q2 revenue guidance from $126M to $142M, significantly exceeding the FactSet consensus estimate of $125.5M. The upward revision was driven by increased product sales and royalty income from a newly signed comprehensive patent licensing agreement with an original equipment manufacturer. The agreement covers Vicor's entire patent portfolio, including power converter topologies, control systems, power components, and power distribution architectures such as Factorized Power and Vertical Power Delivery technologies.

The company's FY26 Q1 results had already demonstrated robust momentum, with revenue of $113M (up 20.22% YoY), net income surging 707% YoY, gross margin of 55.2%, and a book-to-bill ratio exceeding 2. Backlog grew to $300M. Market analysts note that Vicor's technical advantages in 800V DC power architecture for AI data centers are translating into accelerating commercial returns as demand from AI chip manufacturers intensifies.

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