Chinese website Benchlife has got its paws on this slide:

It looks like Kaby Lake will still be manufactured on a 14nm node used by Skylake. The initial lineup expected to launch in Q3 will consist of U and Y series mobility chips aimed at notebooks, ultrabooks, and 2-in-1s. Desktop Kaby Lake processors are also expected to be launched this year, possibly in the fourth quarter.

Intel will also be replacing its N-series Cherry Trail lineup with Apollo Lake, while the Z-series Broxton lineup expected to be released in the fourth quarter.

The company’s first 10nm processor family dubbed “Cannon Lake” will apparently be released in Q3 2017, exactly a year after Kaby Lake’s introduction. Again, just like Skylake and Kaby Lake, the U and Y series Cannon Lake processors will be the first to launch.