Estonian tech stories around the world.
This week Manu Sporny, the CEO of a US-based company called Digital Bazaar, became the 10,000th e-resident of Estonia after picking up his e-resident’s card […]
Estonia hits the 10,000 e-resident milestone Read More
Estonia and Finland have adopted a joint declaration on an initial road map for launching data exchange and e-services between the two countries, setting an
Estonia and Finland move towards bilateral cross-border data exchange Read More
An Estonian startup is launching a lightweight electric scooter, called “Stigo”, today in Beijing, China; the first of the scooters will reach the customers in
Estonian company launches an electric scooter Read More
The American business magazine, Forbes, compiled five resources that will give a complete rundown on the best places to work on the planet, including the
Forbes recommends Estonian-founded Teleport for “finding the best places to work on Earth” Read More
SprayPrinter is a wireless device that delivers photos on the wall via a mobile app. It’s a one-of-a-kind tool that helps people release the artist
Estonian startup SprayPrinter is on a mission to fight against blank walls Read More
The Estonian mobile payments company, Fortumo, has partnered with a leading Indian mobile operator Reliance Communications (RCOM) to expand its direct carrier billing services in India. The
Estonian payment solution firm Fortumo expands in India Read More
Estonian startup Funderbeam has launched a marketplace for early-stage startup investments, a platform where investors can pool their money across borders to help startups raise
Estonian startup Funderbeam launches a marketplace for startup investments Read More
Sportlyzer, a Tartu-based sports software startup, has been named the world’s best sports technology for managers and coaches at the 2016 Sports Technology Awards ceremony
Estonian-developed internet voting software was used in the Utah Republican caucus where the Utah Republicans voted to choose the party’s nominee for president in the
Estonian internet voting software used in Utah Republican caucus Read More
The Estonian customer-focused mobile app testing startup, Testlio, has closed USD6.25 million in series A funding, led by Silicon Valley-based Altos Ventures and Vertex Ventures.
Estonian startup Testlio receives USD6.25 million investment Read More
