Goke Microelectronics raises KGD packaging prices again
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China-based IC design firm Goke Microelectronics will raise prices for its Known Good Die (KGD) packaged products by US$0.5 to US$1.5 per unit from November 2026, depending on capacity. The move marks the second price adjustment known to customers in 2026, as AI-driven memory demand keeps double data rate (DDR) memory supplies tight and pressure spreads to niche memory and integrated packaging products.
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