AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? - AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? Hello. I'm planning a new hobbyist project (gotta start somewhere) and I'm thinking about using the MAX 10 and I know it will be available until 2035. But I recently discovered that there will be a new low cost AGILEX 3 coming and I was wondering if that will be supported on the Quartus Prime Lite? Can anyone share some info about the AGILEX 3? Is it non-volatile? How many PLL's? Blocks? Memory? I'm curious. Regards Robin Kleven Replies: Re: AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? It would be nice to have a new device with on-chip flash again, like MAX 10, but I doubt that's going to happen anytime soon, especially with the lifetime extension for those older devices. Replies: Re: AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? Hello, I have provided the answer, I will return this case to community back. If you have new question, please raise new ticket, we will be happy to help. regards, Farabi Replies: Re: AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? Hello, Agilex3 is not meant to replace MAX10, Cyclone V and Cyclone 10. These device will continue to be available until 2040. Agilex3 will not have non-volatile memory like MAX10. Instead it will have ARM-A55 core. regards, Farabi Replies: Re: AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? Hi Farabi, Can you comment if there will be an Agilex 3 serie with non volatile configuration memory, to replace the MAX 10 family? Replies: Re: AGILEX 3 for hobbyists? Hello, The features are not finalized yet, but below are the list of features will be available: PCIe Gen 3.0 x4 10G Ethernet HIP Hyperflex fabric ~380MHz Transceiver Tx/Rx 12.5 Gbps LVDS 1.25Gbps MIPI D-PHY 2.5Gbps HSIO HVIO Dual Cortex A55 @800Mhz LPDDR4 SHA-384, ECDSA 256/384, AES-256, side channel attack resistance, cryptographic services, physical anti-tamper support and many more. Performance comparison - 1.8x better than Cyclone V FPGAs Power comparison - 50% lower than Cyclone V FPGAs regards, Farabi