There would be a very easy solution by replacing it with a Tantalum Capacitor (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantalum_capacitor), which is probably while almost any smaertp
However, Tantalum is considered a conflict material (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict_resource) which is a good reason why we would like to avoid using it.
So we'll still play around with different capacitors. As no layout change would help here, we can do that while the Mainboards for the mass production are being manufactured.
Another solution would be to try a source for clean tantalum, which might be possible as well.
Worst case scenario would be we'd have to use a few tantalum capacitors. It would still be A LOT less than used in any smartphone, but I'd still like to find a conflict free solution.
What's your opinion on this?
We're producing under better circumstances than most companies.
Don't let such a reason slow down the production or cause a rework of the board.
Every rework can cause unexpected errors (see the RAM).
Simply use those Tantalum Capacitors.
Great news BTW