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In the PDF file that informs about the output of microcode updates from Intel processors, there are some references to those that might be the first ninth generation processors.
Intel has updated the document indicating for which processors are or will be available microcode updates to correct leaks that leaked in early January : Check if the processor used is vulnerable to Meltdown and Specter.
The new PDF file can be downloaded by clicking here but this time also contains a surprise
The Santa Clara company included in the document several references to CPUs that are not yet launched on the market: here are the Core i5-9400, i5-9400T, i5-9500, i5-9600, i5-9600k, i3-9000 and i3-9100
As we saw in the article Intel Processors: What They Mean, the First Number After i3 , i5 or i7 indicates the generation of the processor. Although the mentioned CPU models appear in the document at line 8th generation Intel Core processor family these can be ninth generation processors Also, baduming the document is correct , the first processors of the ninth generation that will be presented will still be Coffee Lake although made with a lithographic process (still at 14 nm) slightly improved.
How will she be called? 14 nm +++? Hard to say even though it's now clear that Intel has chosen to postpone the transition to the 10-nm build process (they will debut in 2019).
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