Financial analysts said that the refusal to grant Intel licenses the right and left on its tires and the X86 has become a pretext for initiating an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (Federal Trade Commission, FTC). In a communication sent to customers, the company notes that the FTC investigation is unlikely to entail any material impact on the business, Intel and not lead to the growth of nVidia. Financial analysts recommend "put" on shares of Intel.

Then the message says that the protection of Intel Corporation is underestimated, and analysts claim that Intel is much stronger than many believe. The report notes that these "vague questions" about the claim FTC can provide benefits to investors, because, analysts say, the largest manufacturer of processors will win. In addition, the report said that next year the chipset market will be in a difficult position, because the OEM-manufacturers will move in the direction of systems with integrated CPU + GPU. This will affect the competitiveness of nVidia.

In general, financial analysts recommend monitoring the pressure on stock prices from Intel and the FTC to invest their money in Intel, when prices will fall.