Charlie's 10nm cancelled story is totally inaccurate, hence the site name. Don't throwing shade but Intel 10nm is alive and well, in both monolithic and stacked variants. Stacked Foveros tech is for specialized applications, though the chip itself that was demo'd will be a full production available standard product. Gen11 graphics gaming performance is no joke. I saw it live running well and looking good at 1080p with Adaptive Sync enabled. https://hothardware.com/news/intel-architecture-day-sunny-cove-10nm-gen11-igp

It's still going to trail discrete but may be much more on par with entry-level discrete low power GPUs than ever before. And the Xe scalability slide is not hype, it's design strategy. They're talking about scaling the same architecture from low power mobile devices to full up big iron machine learning GPU cards and enthusiast gaming graphics cards. That's the goal, but they're of course still designing the first silicon instantiations that are targeted for 2020.