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No. sounds. There's probably another podcast on there that you're absolutely love. Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends in

the technology sector. I'm Rory Kathleen Jones and this week the TikTok saga hots up is the

Chinese video service that's huge with teens really getting together with Oracle,

which is big with, well, enterprise software enthusiasts?

A big week for the games industry.

Is Facebook's Oculus finally making VR hot?

Or should we be more excited about Sony's cloud gaming offer?

And an earthquake in the computer chip industry.

Will NVIDIA's takeover of Arm destroy the business model of what's being called the Switzerland of chip design?

Joining me to chew over all of these stories and more is BBC technology reporter Jane Wakefield. Hi, Jane.

Hello, Rory. So what do you've been up to this week? So I've been looking into the case of yet

another disgruntled ex-Facebook employee and we'll hear more about that later. And we'll get you

chiming in on everything else. Here's a taste of what's coming up. I think it's an absolute disaster

for Cambridge, UK and Europe.

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