Honored ContributorI am planning to incorporate the Altera Max 10 FPGA into our system design and was told that production of Max 10 will be discontinued within the next 2 years. Does anyone know if this is true? I will need a FPGA solution that is supportable for at least the next 5-10 years. Any help is appreciated.
Honored ContributorWhere did you get the information? Talking to Altera would be a better way to find out. The MAX 10 is new.
Honored ContributorWho told you?
Honored ContributorWould you happen to know a contact number for them?
Honored ContributorTry the web site.
Honored ContributorRWillick, you can always contact their FAE at this link: https://www.altera.com/about/contact/contact.html#altera-sales-offices--north-america-and-international-
I guess a simple phone call will solve your issue =DHonored ContributorThe Max 10 is a new product family and I dont think it will discontinue within such a short period. You can also try to file a MySupport case to inquire.
Honored ContributorIs there a typo here? maybe you are trying to type MAX V here?
Honored Contributormaybe it is same source of Information that produces for an obsolescence check for the Cyclone IV also "two years" or "device lived longer than expected" information.
Some obsolescence tools tend to state two years if they are not aware of any other informations... Obviously that does not contribute to trust in the useability of information generated by these tools :-)Honored Contributori think we could only say that, maybe in the future some of the new example design may not be come from max 10 and based on new product family, but the existing working example stays.
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