Lattice to raise FPGA prices by 10% on rising backend costs

March 20, 2026 /SemiMedia/ — Lattice Semiconductor Corporation plans to raise prices by about 10% on several FPGA product families from April 5, 2026, as costs for semiconductor assembly and test continue to increase.

The adjustment will apply to a range of low- to mid-range FPGA lines, including CrossLink, CrossLinkPlus, ECP5, iCE40 and MachXO series devices, which are widely used in industrial, communications and embedded applications.

Rising backend costs have become a key factor for chip pricing in recent months, especially as demand picks up in end markets. These devices are typically produced on mature nodes, where cost pressures have been building across the supply chain.

The company said the price change is needed to manage higher operating costs, while continuing to support product development and supply stability.

Lattice has been focusing on low-power FPGA solutions, targeting applications that require small form factor and low latency. The company also expanded its product lineup in 2025, adding new devices to its roadmap.