Estonian tech stories around the world.
A game development conference, GameDev Days, will take place on 8-9 April in Tallinn. The annual event is organised and hosted by Creative Mobile, an […]
Tallinn to host a game development conference Read More
A Polish technology conference, called infoShare 2016, invites Estonian startups to be among 5,000 of its participants and enter a startup contest with a €20,000
Polish technology conference invites Estonian startups to participate Read More
The controversial American presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has applied and been granted Estonian e-residency, Estonian World can exclusively reveal.* Trump’s interest about the e-residency was
Donald Trump becomes an Estonian e-resident Read More
What if there’s a way to use private data for intended purposes and not actually breach anyone’s privacy? Thanks to the Estonian company, Cybernetica, it
Why Estonians have the answer to protecting your private data Read More
The French-headquartered pan-European public transport company, Transdev, has partnered with the Estonian company, Tsolutions, the creator of the Tpilet (“Tticket”) system that is used on
French pan-European transport operator adopts Estonian ticketing system Read More
After the global financial crisis of 2007–2008, Estonia’s economy started to grow again modestly in 2010. However, the budget for basic research has largely remained
How successful is Estonian science? Read More
Objects’ skill to communicate is the future direction in technology and for developing this, the University of Tartu (UT) and communication company Telia Eesti have
The first internet of things lab in the Baltics opened at the University of Tartu Read More
There’s probably a new startup born in Estonia every week, and there’s nothing unusual about that. But it definitely raises eyebrows when someone founds a
Estonian startup helps religious Jews keep kosher Read More
The Estonian eHealth Foundation has formed a partnership with the Estonian-founded, Amsterdam-based software security company, Guardtime, to use its blockchain-based security to protect patient records.
Estonia to protect patient records with Guardtime blockchain technology Read More
The Estonian startup, Jobbatical, a platform that connects globetrotting talent to tech companies in many of the world’s most desirable and far-flung cities, has raised
Estonian startup Jobbatical raises USD2 million in investments Read More
