Tag: move

  • OpenAI to move to first permanent London office, with capacity to more than double headcount

    OpenAI says it’s moving into its first permanent London office, which has the capacity to more than double its current 200-strong headcount, days after pausing its flagship data centre project in the UK. The ChatGPT developer is moving into an 88,500-square-foot space in London’s King’s Cross, which is a key tech hub in the capital. read more

    OpenAI to move to first permanent London office, with capacity to more than double headcount
  • Chicago’s Volume Gallery Triples in Size with a Move to West Town

    The last couple of years have seen many art galleries close in art hubs around the world amid a struggling market. But one in Chicago is tripling in size with a move to a new neighborhood. Volume Gallery will open on February 13 in a 3,500-square-foot space designed by co-founders Claire Warner and Sam Vinz read more

    Chicago’s Volume Gallery Triples in Size with a Move to West Town
  • Painted LEGO Bricks Appear to Move and Vibrate in Katherine Duclos' Assemblages

    Starting with the inherently gridded layouts of LEGO baseplates, Katherine Duclos creates vibrant, undulating compositions of pastels and gradients. The Vancouver-based artist employs the colorful bricks in a variety of geometric patterns and low-relief textures to achieve dynamic compositions that appear almost kinetic, adding her own effects with paint. The impression of movement, paired with read more

    Painted LEGO Bricks Appear to Move and Vibrate in Katherine Duclos' Assemblages
  • Fed needs to move slowly with further rate cuts, Jefferson says

    By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said on Monday the U.​S. central bank needs to “proceed slowly” ‌with any further interest rate cuts as it eases policy towards a level ‌that would likely stop putting downward pressure on inflation. In remarks prepared for delivery at a Kansas City Fed event, read more

    Fed needs to move slowly with further rate cuts, Jefferson says