Samsung Galaxy A1 DDI packaging shifts to Chipbond
Rising gold prices are squeezing Samsung Electronics' entry-level smartphone supply chain, with South Korean media reporting that back-end packaging and testing orders for display driver ICs (DDIs) used in the Galaxy A1 series OLED panels have moved from South Korea's LB Semicon to Taiwan's Chipbond Technology to ease manufacturing cost pressure.
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