Estonian tech stories around the world.
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
Twenty-two European countries, including Estonia, on 10 April signed a declaration with the aim to establish a European blockchain partnership that sets the terms for
Estonia joins a European blockchain partnership Read More
Cybernetica, an Estonian ICT company that researches, develops and manufactures software solutions, maritime surveillance and radio communications systems, will participate in the pan-European military research
Birgit Karus, a co-founder of Fanvestory, a platform for music copyrights, talks about disrupting the music industry, being a female entrepreneur and what it takes
Fanvestory co-founder has found home again in Estonia Read More
With above-freezing temperatures just around the corner, Tallinn’s Saku Suurhall hosted a motorcycle fair. The powersports show, focussed mostly on two-wheeled fun, brought together exhibits
Gallery: Nostalgia for summer at the Tallinn Motor Show 2018 Read More
Tennis player Andy Murray has invested into the Estonian financial technology company, Investly, the company announced. According to the company, Murray has made investments into
Tennis player Andy Murray invests in an Estonian company Read More
The Estonian defence solutions provider, Milrem Robotics, has introduced the next generation THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle, intended specifically for desert terrain and hot climates. The
Estonia’s Milrem introduces the next generation autonomous vehicle Read More
Estonia is planning to introduce a digital nomad visa that would enable digital nomads to work and travel in Estonia for up to 365 days.
Estonia plans to introduce a digital nomad visa Read More
Verizon, one of the largest telecommunication companies in the world, is to use technology created by the Estonian company, Guardtime, to launch a global portfolio
Verizon to use Estonian technology to create blockchain platform services Read More
