In embodiments, a semiconductor package may include a first die and a second die. The package may additionally include a serializer/deserializer (SerDes) die coupled with the first and the second dies. The SerDes die may be configured to serialize signals transmitted from the first die to the second die, and deserialize signals received from the second die. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

A multi-die apparatus includes a plurality of die groups. Each die group includes a plurality of dies stacked parallel to each other and with an edge surface of each die aligned with a planar side surface. The multi-die apparatus also includes a base substrate structure that has a planar top surface characterized by a given direction of lattice crystalline planes. Each of the plurality of die groups is disposed sideways on the base substrate structure, with the planar side surface of each die group bonded to the planar top surface of the base substrate structure. One or more of the plurality of die groups are arranged in a non-parallel manner relative to the given direction of lattice crystalline planes of the base substrate structure.

A device includes a substrate, at least one first dielectric layer on the substrate and including a first dielectric constant, at least one second dielectric layer on the at least one first dielectric layer and including a second dielectric constant greater than the first dielectric constant, and a dummy pattern including a first conductive pattern having a first pattern density in the at least one first dielectric layer and a second conductive pattern in the at least one second dielectric layer and comprising a second pattern density. The first pattern density is equal to or greater than the second pattern density.

Embodiments of mechanisms for testing a die package with multiple packaged dies on a package substrate use an interconnect substrate to provide electrical connections between dies and the package substrate and to provide probing structures (or pads). Testing structures, including daisy-chain structures, with metal lines to connect bonding structures connected to signals, power source, and/or grounding structures are connected to probing structures on the interconnect substrate. The testing structures enable determining the quality of bonding and/or functionalities of packaged dies bonded. After electrical testing is completed, the metal lines connecting the probing structures and the bonding structures are severed to allow proper function of devices in the die package. The mechanisms for forming test structures with probing pads on interconnect substrate and severing connecting metal lines after testing could reduce manufacturing cost.

A semiconductor package includes a first connection die including a semiconductor substrate and an interconnect structure, and a first die stack disposed on the first connection die and including stacked dies, each of the stacked dies including a semiconductor substrate and an interconnect structure including a first connection line that is electrically connected to the interconnect structure of the first connection die. An angle formed between a plane of the first connection die and a plane of each stacked die ranges from about 45° to about 90°.

Embodiments of mechanisms for testing a die package with multiple packaged dies on a package substrate use an interconnect substrate to provide electrical connections between dies and the package substrate and to provide probing structures (or pads). Testing structures, including daisy-chain structures, with metal lines to connect bonding structures connected to signals, power source, and/or grounding structures are connected to probing structures on the interconnect substrate. The testing structures enable determining the quality of bonding and/or functionalities of packaged dies bonded. After electrical testing is completed, the metal lines connecting the probing structures and the bonding structures are severed to allow proper function of devices in the die package. The mechanisms for forming test structures with probing pads on interconnect substrate and severing connecting metal lines after testing could reduce manufacturing cost.

A molded semiconductor module include: a semiconductor die attached to a main surface of a metal block. The die has a metal contact pad at a side of the die facing away from the metal block. A metal terminal has a contact region attached to the metal contact pad of the die, and a distal end region that joins the contact region and is bent upward in a direction away from the metal block such that the distal end region has a free end which terminates at a further distance from the metal block than the contact region. A molding compound encapsulates the die and covers the contact region of the metal terminal. The distal end region of the metal terminal protrudes through a surface of the molding compound that faces a same direction as the side of the die with the metal contact pad.

A semiconductor device includes a first semiconductor die, a second semiconductor die including a side surface bonded to the first semiconductor die, such that the second semiconductor die is perpendicular to the first semiconductor die, and a junction circuit for connecting the first semiconductor die to the second semiconductor die.

Embodiments of mechanisms for testing a die package with multiple packaged dies on a package substrate use an interconnect substrate to provide electrical connections between dies and the package substrate and to provide probing structures (or pads). Testing structures, including daisy-chain structures, with metal lines to connect bonding structures connected to signals, power source, and/or grounding structures are connected to probing structures on the interconnect substrate. The testing structures enable determining the quality of bonding and/or functionalities of packaged dies bonded. After electrical testing is completed, the metal lines connecting the probing structures and the bonding structures are severed to allow proper function of devices in the die package. The mechanisms for forming test structures with probing pads on interconnect substrate and severing connecting metal lines after testing could reduce manufacturing cost.

Embodiments of mechanisms for testing a die package with multiple packaged dies on a package substrate use an interconnect substrate to provide electrical connections between dies and the package substrate and to provide probing structures (or pads). Testing structures, including daisy-chain structures, with metal lines to connect bonding structures connected to signals, power source, and/or grounding structures are connected to probing structures on the interconnect substrate. The testing structures enable determining the quality of bonding and/or functionalities of packaged dies bonded. After electrical testing is completed, the metal lines connecting the probing structures and the bonding structures are severed to allow proper function of devices in the die package. The mechanisms for forming test structures with probing pads on interconnect substrate and severing connecting metal lines after testing could reduce manufacturing cost.