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Occasional ContributorWorking with Intel
Hello,
You can contact your local Intel Distributor to register as Intel Partner / Design Partner. For example of Intel Design Partner can refer to SLS corp. link: https://www.slscorp.com/ipcore
This is the list of Intel FPGA design partners : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/partner/showcase/partner-directory/fpga-design-services.html#sort=%40title%20ascending
example for Intel FPGA board design partner : https://www.terasic.com.tw/en/
regards,
Farabi
Frequent ContributorIf my arithmetic is right there are something like 178 dev boards listed on the Intel site. 34 from Intel, about 19%.
This is spread across 26 odd vendors of which Intel is just one.
If there were a high demand market for an Agilex 7-M series card you can bet one of those other vendors would be selling it.
Or working on it right now.
But I suspect it would be a really expensive board as the Agilex 7-M series is a very high end chip.
I am not surprised by Intel's lack of interest in your request. You are a lone individual, not a company, and have no track record.
The fact that you have no local support for FPGA development or electronic design does not help matters either.
I would suggest that if you really want to get into the FPGA board design business do a survey of some low end MAX 10 etc
boards and see if you can come up with a product idea that is different but still in the low end ballpark and see if you can
design and build it. You need to establish a track record to be taken seriously.
