Intel has announced their new Xe series GPGPUs built on the 7nm node, coming 2021.
Below is from Wikichips article:
Furthermore, the slides indicate that this will be sitting at the top end of the Xe product stack, with 2 other different uArch that will be targeted at entry-level and mid level gaming, high-end gaming and workstations. This seems to me to indicate that Intel is well on their way to achieving scale production of the 7nm node, given the promise that has been made to several major OEMs as well as Cray.
Should be interesting to see the consumer GPUs coming out next year.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/15120/intels-2021-exascale-vision-in-aurora-two-sapphire-rapids-cpus-with-six-ponte-vecchio-gpus
https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/3029/sc19-aurora-supercomputer-to-feature-intel-first-exascale-xe-gpgpu-7nm-ponte-vecchio/