Vicor says USITC opens patent probe into vertical power delivery modules, computing systems

By Public Technologies
  • Vicor flagged a USITC Section 337 investigation into imported vertical power delivery modules, alleging infringement of a Vicor patent.
  • The USITC voted on Oct. 9, 2026 to institute the probe, covering VPD systems, components, and computing systems that include them.
  • Vicor is seeking a limited exclusion order to block infringing imports, alongside cease-and-desist orders.
  • Respondents include Delta Electronics, Infineon, Monolithic Power Systems, Flex, Celestica, Quanta, Luxshare, Foxconn, Ingrasys.
  • OEMs or hyperscalers importing affected systems may need a Vicor license; royalty rates escalate as the case advances.


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