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This thing probably costs more than your car. So, no, it is not a successor in any meaningful sense. There are a lot of alternatives right now that would be an acceptable choice; it's mostly that the DE10-Nano has all the mindshare and the Mister community behind it.

But, in better news, it looks like Intel is finally getting off their asses and actually expanding their newest Agilex series to meet their customers across the spectrum, and finally offer new alternatives to their Cyclone series, which is used in the Nano.

Sometime later this year they are planning to announce the "Agilex 3" line, and that -- or the already announced "Agilex 5" -- will likely be what you will see in the successor to the DE10-Nano. It will still take work to target this chip and get it into a board people can readily buy.