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Sure but none of these desktop processors are used in any of these environments.

Skylake is 4 years older than Zen 2, though.

It doesn't really matter if the Skylake architecture is still what Intel is offering in its contemporary products.

Skylake (or Intel platform) is still has advantage in laptop/tablet area because of optimization for idle power usage than Ryzen.

The 4xxxHS parts seem to be rather competitive there as well. Note that these are monolithic Zen 2 APUs, I suspect this is the same silicon that will ship as 4xxxG parts on the desktop.