GaN power ICs provide an elegant solution for high-frequency power switching applications. This paper will first discuss the GaN power integration platform, which requires not only a high-voltage power switch, but also peripheral low-voltage transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors, etc. The low-voltage components are preferably fabricated using the same process steps of the power switch to be cost-effective. As an example of a GaN power IC, an integrated gate driving circuit is demonstrated. By adopting a charge pump unit, the novel gate driver in this work enables rail-to-rail output voltage, fast switching speed and enhanced reliability. For the design of GaN power ICs, the unique device physics of GaN power devices should be carefully considered. The Vth of the GaN power transistor is found to be bias-dependent and to exhibit dynamic behavior during power switching operation. The mechanism of this dynamic Vth will be explained and its impact on circuit operation will be illustrated.