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domibreton
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3 years ago

When will Cyclone FPGAs be available again ?

Good morning. I'm a senior engineer, working for the CNRS, national center for public research in France, in the field of nuclear and high energy physics. I'm a very long time user of Altera (fro...
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NazrulNaim_Intel
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3 years ago

Hi,


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Nazrul Naim


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domibreton
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3 years ago

Dear Nazrul.

Thanks for you feedback.

You got no response from me since I tried to get in touch with my supplier (Mouser) as advised by you. I just got their response that when asked about delivery delays for Cyclone III, IV or 10 FPGAs, Intel's response is a "WILL ADVISE STATUS". You can easily imagine that designers cannot base designs on such a reply, especially when it has already been lasting for more than one year (for instance, I currently have at Mouser an order for 10CL016YF484C6G and 10CL040YF484C6G FPGAs dating from November 2021 and still waiting for any information about delivery schedule).

So my question to you is not about EOL but about production and delivery schedules. A big company like Intel cannot leave its customers in such a situation.

Best regards.

Dominique.