The Odaily Planet Daily News document shows that the current CEO of FTX, John J. Ray III, spent 6.7 hours dealing with matters related to "2.0", which is considered to refer to FTX 2.0 that restarted the exchange.

So far, aside from some hypothetical statements, there’s been no evidence of concrete plans to restart the exchange beyond internal sketches, though Ray hasn’t entirely ruled that out.
However, industry insiders have expressed doubts about the viability of the plan, as persistent technical flaws, particularly high latency and software bugs, have plagued FTX from the start and led to its financial ruin in 2022. Fixing FTX's trading engine and other flaws would take a lot of work, and one could simply build a new exchange from scratch to avoid the negative repercussions associated with the FTX brand. (CoinDesk)
According to previous reports, the FTX User Union cited court documents that the current CEO of FTX, John J. Ray III, has confirmed the FTX 2.0 plan, which includes reviewing the term sheet for the exchange’s restructuring plan, reviewing and finalizing the materials for launching the 2.0 version of the exchange. As well as reviewing the 2.0 bid list, etc.