Estonian tech stories around the world.
The Estonian IT company, Datel, has signed a collaboration agreement with the Spanish multinational engineering corporation, Tecnatom, to provide technological solutions for satellite monitoring of […]
Estonian company to provide satellite monitoring to a Spanish engineering corporation Read More
The Victoria and Albert Museum, one of the leading art and design museums in the world, has put the Estonian e-residency card on display in
London’s Victoria and Albert Museum puts the Estonian e-residency card on display Read More
Canada and Estonia have signed a memorandum of understanding on digital cooperation, aiming to work together on joint projects. The new partnership was signed during
Canada and Estonia to foster digital cooperation Read More
New Estonian initiatives are trying to come up with ways to woo more girls and young women to become interested in the information and communication
New initiatives try to woo girls and young women into the ICT industry Read More
The Estonian tech and startup conference, Latitude59, is to take place from 24-25 May and will feature close to 100 speakers from 20 countries. The
Latitude59 tech conference to feature almost 100 speakers from 20 countries Read More
Liisi Esse, an associate curator for Estonian and Baltic Studies at Stanford University, says that Estonia has a strong reputation as a tech leader in
Liisi Esse: Estonia has a strong reputation as a tech leader in Silicon Valley Read More
In the last four years, the number of game development businesses in Estonia has grown from 15 to 83 companies, showing that the country has
Estonia on the road of becoming a gaming industry hotspot Read More
The Estonian cyber security company, CybExer Technologies, has been selected as one of the winners of the NATO Defence Innovation Challenge. In its third annual
Estonian cyber security company among the winners of the NATO Defence Innovation Challenge Read More
The Estonian IT company, Datel, has launched a service that allows users to remotely monitor the shifts and subsidence of infrastructure globally with a precision
Estonian IT company launches a precision infrastructure monitoring service Read More
The Estonian-founded, Amsterdam-based software security company, Guardtime, has planned and executed a custom cyber exercise for the UK civil nuclear sector. The exercise was run
Estonia’s Guardtime delivers a specialised cyber exercise for the UK civil nuclear sector Read More
