Some documentation has leaked onto the web is reconfirming that intel is preparing 6-core processors intended for the laptop segment. The 14nm processors are developed under codename Coffee Lake.

Basically following Kaby Lake to release there will be a fourth generation processor series fabbed on the 14nm production process called Coffee Lake (a refresh of Skylake). It does make sense as Intel over a year ago announced to abandon its tick-tock model, which alternately introduced a new architecture and a new production process. Basically Intel will use whatever fab process works out the best for them practially and economically aimed at a certain target area. So there will be a fourth generation 14nm product series, in the form of Coffee Lake.

It'll be a while before you'll actually see laptops fitted with them as the leaked slide indicates that to be in Q2 2018 release date wise. These processors have a 45 Watt TDP. Next to more cores these processors might get an improved GT3e graphics processor, at least we know that to be for sure on the 4 and 2 core models.
  

Microarchitecture	CPU series	Tick or Tock	Cycle	Fab node	Year Released
Presler/Cedar Mill	Pentium 4 / D	Tick		65 nm	2006
Conroe/Merom	Core 2 Duo/Quad	Tock		65 nm	2006
Penryn	Core 2 Duo/Quad	Tick		45 nm	2007
Nehalem	Core i	Tock		45 nm	2008
Westmere	Core i	Tick		32 nm	2010
Sandy Bridge	Core i 2xxx	Tock		32 nm	2011
Ivy Bridge	Core i 3xxx	Tick		22 nm	2012
Haswell	Core i 4xxx	Tock		22 nm	2013
Broadwell	Core i 5xxx	Tick	Process	14 nm	2014 & 2015 for desktops
Skylake	Core i 6xxx	Tock	Architecture	14 nm	2016
Kaby lake	Core i 7xxx	Tock	Optimization	14 nm	2017
Coffee Lake	Core i 7xxx	Tock	Optimization	14 nm	2018
Cannonlake	Core i 8xxx?	Tick	Process	10 nm	2018
Icelake	Core i 8xxx?	Tock	Architecture	10 nm	2019
Tiger Lake	Core i 9xxx?	Tock	Optimization	10 nm	2020
tba	tba	Tick	Process	7 nm	2020

Have a peek at the new roadmap that leaked, clock on the thumbneail below.

Coffee Lake: Intel Going for 6 Cores Processors on Laptops