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Intel Celebrates 50 Years of the 8080 Processor

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The 8086K fit in their numbering scheme at the time. The next opportunity is going to be the 386K or, if they skip the 300 series because of AMD's interference, 486K.
386K would make lot of sense since the 386 turns 40yo next year and Intel probably releases a new lineup?

It these would've hit the market in 2022, then also a 286K would've be a reasonable release.
 
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