it depends on how you calculate.
gaap they made a minor loss, non-gap they made a small profit.
if the truth is in the middle they still made a minor profit.

beside, with all the changes still crystallizing, this being the 2de quarter, and them being near the end of their production process's(45nm) lifespan, and the lifespan of their main core design
I'd be VERY surprised if they had made a large GAAP profit.

The article somehow fails to mention how much profit they made.

Oh, right. That's because they actually made a loss. Again. Isn't it a bit of an omission not to mention that at all in an article about their quarterly results?