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Default Intel 80C32

We have an industrial controller which uses an 80C32 cpu. The
controller has been in production for many many years and is very
reliable. Intel has announced that they won't make these chips after
next year. Does anyone have a simple suggestion how to just continue
with this controller design or is it going to require a re-design with
new technology?
Thanks in advance for your opinions and advice.

 
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