On May 28, Zhenxin Technology said on its investor interaction platform that the company is currently not involved in glass-substrate-related technology or business.

Since Q2, multiple Chinese regions have rolled out consumer vouchers. This round of voucher issuance shows a new trend: the rise of a "ticket‑stub economy," where vouchers are no longer limited to simple discount coupons but are deeply tied to ticket stubs for sporting events, performances, movie tickets, air tickets, high‑speed rail tickets and exhibitions, connecting the full eat‑stay‑travel‑play‑shop‑entertain consumption chain. In fact, this year Shandong, Chongqing, Guangxi and Guizhou included measures to develop the ticket‑stub economy in their government work reports; Shandong proposes to "build a ticket‑stub economy ecosystem," Chongqing proposes to "develop the silver economy, first‑release economy, ticket‑stub economy and emotion economy," and Guangxi explicitly says it will "vigorously support the development of ticket‑stub economies for events and performances."

Axios reported on Thursday that AI chipmaker Groq Inc. is raising up to $650m from existing investors to form a new company, reportedly named Groq2, after striking a $20bn licensing deal with NVIDIA (NVDA.O). The new entity would pivot away from chip manufacturing to build AI neoclouds services.