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Wikipedia's Cannon Lake article says it is "based on Palm Cove, a 10 nm die shrink of the Kaby Lake microarchitecture", the "first mainstream CPUs to support the AVX-512 instruction set", and that the sole model, the Core i3-8121U, has its integrated GPU disabled.
AppleInsider reports Intel's first 10nm Cannon Lake chip, the Core i3-8121U, "launched in the second quarter of 2018" and had shipped by the article's May 17, 2018 publish date - postdating the pin's stored April 1, 2018 date by roughly six weeks.
TechPowerUp's own title and May 16, 2018 publish date - "Intel Core i3-8121U Cannon Lake Processor Debuts in Lenovo Ideapad 330 Laptop" - corroborate AppleInsider's[3] near-identical May 2018 timing, both later than the pin's stored April 1, 2018 date, though the page itself could not be fetched directly.
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