Exclusive: Intel’s Desktop Roadmap 2018 to 2019

Exclusive: Intel’s Desktop Roadmap 2018 to 2019

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https://wccftech.com/exclusive-intels-desktop-roadmap-2018-to-2019/

We were the first ones to tell you about the existence of the Core i9-9900k and the Z390 platform, so I think its only fair that we tell you about its release schedule as well – along with the complete consumer product roadmap from Intel. Some rumors have been circulating about Intel’s 8-core mainstream processor being delayed to next year and I thought it was worth pointing out that they are completely inaccurate. The reason being that the roadmap slides in question are vastly outdated. So without any further ado, here is the latest Intel desktop roadmap for the years 2018 through Q3 2019 that some birdies left behind.

Before we begin, a few housekeeping rules. This is the latest product roadmap from Intel, which means we know exactly when Intel expects to start the mass production roll out of specific platforms. Announcements usually happen after the point in time when the production rollout has started so do keep that in mind. It also goes without saying that this is the plan as of right-now and Intel can change its mind whenever it damn well pleases.

Exclusive: Intel’s Desktop Roadmap 2018 to 2019

Aug 1, 2018, 11:17am UTC
https://wccftech.com/exclusive-intels-desktop-roadmap-2018-to-2019/ > We were the first ones to tell you about the existence of the Core i9-9900k and the Z390 platform, so I think its only fair that we tell you about its release schedule as well – along with the complete consumer product roadmap from Intel. Some rumors have been circulating about Intel’s 8-core mainstream processor being delayed to next year and I thought it was worth pointing out that they are completely inaccurate. The reason being that the roadmap slides in question are vastly outdated. So without any further ado, here is the latest Intel desktop roadmap for the years 2018 through Q3 2019 that some birdies left behind. > Before we begin, a few housekeeping rules. This is the latest product roadmap from Intel, which means we know exactly when Intel expects to start the mass production roll out of specific platforms. Announcements usually happen after the point in time when the production rollout has started so do keep that in mind. It also goes without saying that this is the plan as of right-now and Intel can change its mind whenever it damn well pleases.