Intel prepping 10nm CPU with AMD Radeon graphics

FUD Zilla picked up a rumor that the Kaby Lake G is unlikely to be the only cooperation between Intel and AMD. As you may know, this is an upcoming 14nm chip that combines Intel's Kaby Lake processor cores with AMD Radeon graphics on a multi-chip module (MCM).

Kaby Lake G is expected in early 2018 and an ongoing collaboration may result in a 10nm chip with Radeon graphics. FUD Zilla says the successor to the Kaby Lake G may feature Vega or Navi based graphics cores:

It might be more than just a few quarters until you see the successor to Kaby Lake G, but our sources are confident that this will have a 10nm Intel CPU inside, but it is unclear if the graphics will support Vega or the Navi architecture.

Time to market might imply that Intel might be going after a Navi 7nm graphics part, but this is not something our publicity shy well-placed sources are ready to confirm or deny. It could be the Ice Lake G architecture based part, as Kaby Lake G is the only 14nm component that will arrive for performance notebooks in 2018.