A package comprising a metallization portion; an integrated device comprising a plurality of pillar interconnects, wherein the integrated device is coupled to the metallization portion through the plurality of pillar interconnects; and an encapsulation layer at least partially encapsulating the integrated device, wherein the encapsulation layer is coupled to the metallization portion.

Implementations of a semiconductor package may include two or more die, each of the two more die coupled to a metal layer at a drain of each of the two more die, the two or more die and each metal layer arranged in two parallel planes; a first interconnect layer coupled at a source of each of the two more die; a second interconnect layer coupled to a gate of each of the two or more die and to a gate package contact through one or more vias; and an encapsulant that encapsulates the two or more die and at least a portion of the first interconnect layer, each metal layer, and the second interconnect layer.

A semiconductor package may include: a package substrate; a base semiconductor chip above the package substrate, the base semiconductor chip including a base pad in contact with the package substrate; at least one stacked semiconductor chip above the base semiconductor chip, the at least one stacked semiconductor chip including a chip pad connected to the package substrate; and an organic layer between the package substrate and the at least one stacked semiconductor chip in a first direction perpendicular to a surface of the package substrate; at least one connection structure in the organic layer, the at least one connection structure connecting the package substrate and the chip pad of the at least one stacked semiconductor chip, wherein the at least one connection structure includes a filling layer and a surface layer surrounding at least a portion of the filling layer.

A wafer-level package includes a first integrated circuit die having pads on its front side and a second integrated circuit die having pads on its front side, with a back side of the second die attached to the front side of the first die by an adhesive layer. A resin layer containing an activatable catalyst material is disposed across the front side of the first die, along edge sides of the second die, and across the front side of the second die. Selected portions of the resin layer are activated by laser radiation and metallized to form a redistribution layer providing electrical interconnection between the dies. A solder resist layer is formed over the resin layer, and solder balls are connected to metallized portions of the redistribution layer. The laser-direct-structuring process enables formation of conductive interconnects extending over die edges without conventional drilling or photo-patterning.