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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly essential guide to all the hottest news and trends in the technology business.

I'm Rory Katelyn Jones, and in this week's program, we look at the future of computing.

Arms processors dominate the world of mobile computing, as it unveils its first new platform in a decade.

The chip designer's boss tells us how the new ambition

is to be a dominant force in artificial intelligence. And is quantum computing overhyped or the next

big thing? We hear from two groups of researchers who claim they've made big breakthroughs,

which will help us into the quantum future. Joining me this week is senior BBC technology reporter Jane Wakefield.

Jane, what's been giving you busy?

Well, I have been trying to wade my way through a lot of reports from unions and a lot of reports

from Amazon on a story that we'll talk about a little bit later.

The gig economy and employment practices in the technology sector under the microscope again.

We'll come to that later.

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