Group 1 - The A-share market saw a collective rise in the three major indices, with the Shanghai Composite Index increasing by 0.26%, driven by gains in sectors such as diversified finance, basic metals, and precious metals, while energy equipment and tourism sectors faced declines [1] - The chip technology sector exhibited mixed performance, with the chip ETF (159995) rising by 0.33%. Notable gainers included Longxin Zhongke, which surged by 15.91%, and other companies like Jingjia Micro and Tuojing Technology, which rose by 1.50% and 1.41% respectively. Conversely, companies like Cambrian and Haiguang Information experienced declines of -3.11% and -0.99% [1] Group 2 - Longxin Zhongke launched the new Longxin 3C6000 series server CPU processor in Beijing, marking a significant advancement in China's self-developed and controllable general-purpose processors, which do not rely on any foreign authorized technology [3] - According to招商证券, the evolution of the global trade landscape has elevated the importance of self-sufficiency in the semiconductor industry as a key strategic focus for China's industrial development. Continuous government support for this sector is expected to enhance the outlook for self-sufficiency amid the AI innovation cycle and tariff considerations [3] - The chip ETF (159995) tracks the Guozheng Chip Index, comprising 30 leading companies in the A-share chip industry across various segments, including materials, equipment, design, manufacturing, packaging, and testing, featuring firms like SMIC, Cambrian, Changdian Technology, and Northern Huachuang [3]