According to CoinMeta, and as reported by The Wall Street Journal, Nvidia has suspended its AI cloud revenue sharing agreement due to concerns regarding anti-monopoly laws and regulation. This suspension indicates that Nvidia's internal caution regarding how to utilize its balance sheet and market position to drive demand for its own chips is intensifying. Not long before announcing this move, the company also reduced its financial support proposal for a data center project in OpenAI Ohio, which further reinforces Nvidia's pattern of gradually withdrawing related arrangements amid concerns of potential exposure to anti-monopoly scrutiny or investor concerns over concentration of power. Nvidia had committed $36 billion under this financing plan, and any prolonged suspension or restructuring could affect the market's pricing of the sustainability of its new non-hardware revenue streams. Nvidia stated that the plan was intended to assist small cloud service providers by allowing them to re-lease unused computing capacity before securing customer contracts.