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agorski_ext
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3 years ago
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Cyclone V availabilty

Hello Intel, Could you please tell me when Cyclone V fpga's will be back available for shipping ? Specially : 1. 5CSEMA6F31C6N 2. 5CEBA2F23C8N I run my R&D lab with few external customers. ...
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    FakhrulA_altera
    3 years ago

    Hi Adam,


    Could you please provide your details as below?

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    Fakhrul


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FakhrulA_altera
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3 years ago

Hi Adam,


I just got an insight from the Sales Operation and Marketing teams, they said that you may check by going through our distributor and placing your order via the distributor - Arrow Central Europe GmbH.


Furthermore, they also mentioned that, for this product family, it is currently on hard allocation mode and lead-time is not available, hence contacting directly the distributor seems to be a better way.


Hope this would help you. Please feel free to let me know if there is any concern so that we could further assist you.


Thanks.


Regards,

Fakhrul


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agorski_ext
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3 years ago

Hi Fakhrul,

Thank you. I will try to talk to Arrow.

Could you please exaplain to me meaning of "Hard allocation mode" term?

Is it good ,bad , close to finish , just started or production qty is so small that only big players can have it?

All what I've found is explanation as follows:

" hard allocation means the commitment between supply and demand cannot be changed. It's been finalized, agreed upon, and now items are ready to go. Soft allocation, on the other hand, has a little wiggle room. Supply can shift as needed."

Or maybe it is internal Intel language ...

Is it going in right direction or completley opposite ?

I am just a poor engineer looking for solution ....

Best regards

Adam Górski