Woah there pal, you're forgetting that they spun up their 22nm process again in 2018 [1]. Intel has a lot of fab headaches right now. A reminder that 22nm debuted in 2011, and 14nm was 2014.
But it will be 14nm+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++, so it's all ok.
With a few one off demo 10nm releases here and there.
I am waiting for the 10nm#.
Meanwhile TSMC is out there shipping 10nm equivalent for a year now, including in Threadripper and Apple's AX chips. Wonder if AMD will ship a next gen TSMC fabbed product prior to 10nm Shipping en Masse.
TSMC's 5 nm node is on track for high volume in Q2 2020[1]. They also have the announced 6 nm which they expect most clients to transition to[2]. If Intel's 10 nm is equivalent to TSMC's 7 nm then their 6 nm should be noticeably better even before 5 nm starts shipping.