OpenAI says it will wind down its contract providing OpenAI models to Cursor after Cursor’s acquisition by SpaceX, according to the company’s own post. Bloomberg Technology separately reports that OpenAI will end its partnership with Cursor after the AI-coding agent was acquired by SpaceX. The public summaries do not provide the commercial terms of OpenAI’s Cursor contract, the timing of the wind-down, or the terms of SpaceX’s acquisition of Cursor. They also do not specify whether Cursor will continue to operate as a standalone product, shift to other models, or change customer access during the transition. What is clear is the immediate arrangement at issue: Cursor had a contract to receive OpenAI models, and OpenAI is now moving to end that arrangement following the change in ownership. The provided sources do not say how much of Cursor’s current product depends on OpenAI models. Bloomberg attributes the decision to OpenAI and says the company disclosed it in a post on X. OpenAI’s own item is titled “Our decision on Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX.” The story is narrow but concrete: OpenAI says it is winding down a model-supply contract with Cursor after SpaceX acquired Cursor. The available summaries do not establish the operational impact or what Cursor will do next. Who benefits: The provided items do not establish who benefits. They only say OpenAI is winding down or ending the Cursor contract or partnership after the SpaceX acquisition. Who's exposed: Cursor is named in the contract OpenAI says it will wind down, but the sources do not report any specific impact. The provided items do not establish effects on users or customers.