Yes, that's what you wrote. But as you cannot put a CPU core on a PCB without having wrapped a chip round that core I assumed that you might probably not mean the PPC476 core as such but rather an actual (i.e. existing) chip with that core inside.
> Maybe we will see some other 476 based chip popping up (but I haven't heard of any).
Me neither. That's been the reason for my question.
> 86xx reached EOL while QorIQ didn't.
Yes, Freescale's Power Architecture roadmap explicitly paints the QorIQ P4 and P5 chip families as replacements for the MPC86xx chip family.