Ocado's robotics, Crypto's rise and Skype's demise

The Times Tech Podcast

Will Morley

Business, Unknown, Technology

4.9 • 654 Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Tim Steiner, the CEO of Ocado, drops by the studio to discuss in detail his expectations for the future of food deliveries with the use of robotics and humanoid robots. Elsewhere, President Trump wants is making the USA the "Crypto Capital of the World". And Danny gets personal as he and Kate reminisce as Skype is "retired".

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0:00.0	do do do do do do do do do do do you remember using Skype doney you know Skype actually was
0:13.5	vital in the formation of my relationship oh how come well because my wife and I met on a plane to Africa, as one does.
0:24.6	And then we kind of went back to our respective cities.
0:28.3	So then we've started sending Facebook messages back and forth.
0:33.4	That's very sweet.
0:34.7	Where you like work really hard to be witty and interesting on a, you know, little text.
0:39.6	And then my wife was finally like, let's actually talk.
0:42.8	And so then we started doing Skype dates.
0:45.6	And then, yeah, a year later she moved to London and we got engaged and the rest is history.
0:50.2	Wow.
0:50.5	But yeah, Facebook, Messenger and Skype.
0:53.6	This might date you even more.
0:55.7	Did you do them at home or did you go to a Skype cafe?
1:00.7	God, I'm not that old.
1:02.3	Jesus.
1:03.4	I don't know.
1:06.7	Hi, Danny.
1:07.7	Hello, Katie.
1:09.2	And hello to you.
1:10.2	Yes, you, dear listener.
1:12.1	You've clicked on The Times Tech podcast.
1:15.3	And for that, we thank you.
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