According to Odaily, Chinese A-share listed company Tianyang Technology announced it has signed an agreement to invest 35 billion to 40 billion yuan in a computing power services project with a 60-month lock-up period. The company’s business spans artificial intelligence, blockchain, and fintech solutions serving the financial sector’s digital transformation.
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