According to the latest roadmap slide, Intel is expected launch its first 14nm Kaby Lake chips Q3 2016, while 10nm Cannon Lake is scheduled for Q3 2017.

According to a slide, pictured by Benchlife.info, Intel plans to release its 14nm U- and Y-series Kaby Lake CPUs, aimed at notebooks, Ultrabooks and 2-in-1 notebooks in Q3 2016. The rest of the Kaby Lake lineup, including the desktop parts should be coming later, most likely Q4 2016 or Q1 2017.

Intel originally planned to introduce the 10nm Cannon Lake CPUs in 2016, but due to the shrinking PC market and problems with the transition to 10nm manufacturing process, pushed the launch back to Q3 2017.

The current N-series will be replaced by Apollo Lake SoCs in Q3 2016 while Cherry Trail Z-series SoCs will be replaced by new Broxton in Q4 2016.



Source: Benchlife.info.