Multiple outlets report that OpenAI and Microsoft have agreed to cap their revenue-sharing arrangement at $38 billion. The reporting comes from The Information, cited by Channel NewsAsia, and is corroborated by The Hindu, which also describes the development as part of ongoing contract renegotiations between the two companies. According to the accounts, the cap is tied to changes discussed during a renegotiation process that reportedly took place last month. The sources do not provide further details in the provided excerpts on how the $38 billion cap affects payments, timing, or the broader terms of the agreement. The companies are associated through a business partnership that includes Microsoft’s role as a key technology and cloud partner for OpenAI’s products and services. The reported cap is presented as a specific adjustment to the financial terms of that relationship. As described in the excerpts, the information focuses on the agreed maximum revenue-sharing total, rather than any additional operational or technical changes.