Techub News reports, according to The Information, that OpenAI and Microsoft have reached an agreement to set a revenue sharing cap of $38 billion, paving the way for new collaborations between OpenAI and cloud service providers like Amazon and Google. The agreement modifies their previous exclusive partnership terms, allowing OpenAI to seek diversified infrastructure support once the revenue cap is reached. This move marks a shift in OpenAI's cloud computing strategy, helping to reduce dependence on a single provider.

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