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No. sounds. There's probably another podcast on there that you're absolutely love. Hello, this is TechTent from the BBC World Service. I'm Chris Fox. And on the show this

week, we're looking at why countries, including the US, want to make more of their own

computer chips, there'll be flying cars, and we'll hear what gamers think of NFTs.

With me to discuss this week's big tech stories is our senior technology reporter Jane Wakefield.

Hi, Chris. Yeah, I've been looking at two of my favorite things this week, robots and cookies.

They are a good mix, not the cookies that I would like right now.

Here's a taste of what's coming up on the show.

You can park this car in your garage.

You push a button and the wings unfold and you have a fully-fledged aircraft.

The NFT technology that they're using is not massively changing utility.

Is it really changing the game?

First, let's talk about computer chips.

There's a shortage of them at the moment, though you might not have noticed it's affecting

everything from games consoles and cars, making them harder to get hold of.

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