New confirmations on the next Intel CPU: Kaby Lake after mid-2016

Chinese website Life Bench originate new information on the next generation of Intel processors of the Core family, both intended for desktop systems as of end mobile solutions. At present Intel currently offers the market the Core-based Skylake architecture solutions, built using 14-nanometer production technology.
During the third quarter of 2016, according to the source, Intel will launch the marketing of the first solutions in the family of Kaby Lake products. It is, as we have noted, the architecture Skylake evolutions with various improvements introduced in the same production technology used for the construction.

The initial debut of Kaby Lake proposals will focus on solutions of U and Y series processors intended for notebooks, ultrabooks and 2-in-1, therefore, with maximum consumption levels particularly low. The desktop proposals are expected at a later date, presumably in the fourth quarter of the year.

The next family of Intel Core family of processors, as indicated in Cannon Lake code and characterized by the use of more sophisticated production technology to 10 nanometers, will debut on the market during the third quarter of 2017. Also in this case the Home debut will be focused on the proposals of the families U and Y are characterized by lower fuel consumption, about 1 year after the launch of Kaby Lake proposals.

There will be other news regarding the proposals of the family N, Cherry Lake with models that will be replaced by those Apollo Lake ever since the third quarter of the year. similar dynamic to the proposals of the Z family, with CPUs Cherry Trail that will be replaced by those Broxton between late 2016 and early 2017.