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Alas, no.

“Don't expect a Pi 5 five next year,” Upton said [in December 2022], explaining that the Pi team sees 2023 as a year to spend “recovering from what just happened to all of us [COVID, supply chain issues].” https://www.theregister.com/2022/12/21/no_rpi_5_2023/

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The raspberry pi becomes even more outdated....

That was never a problem for them.

I'm wondering why other manufacturers don't look like impacted as much from the covid supply chain disruptions as they pose to be in every given chance.

I think it has to do with the fact that the majority of their product line is based on a few very specific SoCs that are quite hard to replace so fast.

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