Vicor Corporation has announced the launch of Vicor Custom Europe, extending the company's sophisticated custom power system design and manufacturing capabilities to the European market. With this new service offering, customers across Europe and India can take advantage of Vicor's advanced design engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing services to minimise design risks and accelerate time to market with high performance power systems that meet their unique power requirements.

Vicor Custom Europe is a one-stop destination for customers seeking the highest levels of power system development agility. The service enables customers to tailor their power systems for application-specific power needs and/or unique form factor specifications leveraging Vicor's full portfolio of high efficiency, high density power modules and components. Vicor's customised power solutions give customers the flexibility to quickly and easily deploy highly-integrated power system assemblies at any stage in the power chain, from AC and DC sources to the point of load.

Vicor Custom Europe leverages Vicor's established network of Technical Support Centres in Europe and India, and the company's Custom Design Centres and manufacturing facilities in the US to provide European and Indian customers with the end-to-end support they need to speed the development and delivery of their customized power solutions. All power systems developed via Vicor Custom Europe are certified to meet applicable safety and regulatory specifications, and are quality tested and warrantied to ensure maximum reliability and customer satisfaction.

"Since its inception in 1995, the Vicor Custom service model has proven invaluable to customers in the United States, and has earned a reputation for providing world-class product quality and customer support," said Andy Gales, VP International Sales, Vicor. "With the introduction of Vicor Custom Europe, we're extending this value proposition to the European and Indian markets and giving our customers in those regions more options than ever before to accelerate the development of their differentiated power systems."