Technology news about Estonians
The energetic chap sitting opposite me is wearing an informal t-shirt and scans his eyes rather quickly through the pages of local weekly newspaper in front of him. By the look, age and dress code he’s fairly similar to Mark Zuckerberg. Like Zuckerberg, the young gent behind a coffee cup …
The Tallinn University of Technology, in co-operation with tech giants Samsung and Microsoft organised a large-scale event in Tallinn – The European Innovation Academy (EIA) from July 16 to August 3, 2012. It was the biggest training course in the field of innovation ever organised in Europe, bringing together experts …
Hackathon Garage48 recently opened a new spacious and funky hub in the centre of Tallinn. Garage48 hub is a community led co-working, inspirational space for start-ups and creative, tech and entrepreneurial people from Tallinn and anywhere else in the world. The working language at the hub is English and international …
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Estonia is the 151st -smallest country in the world by population, yet it produces more start-ups per head of population than any other country in Europe. Skype was programmed by Estonian tech wizards. The internet-telephony company (now part of Microsoft) runs on software written by four Estonians and has its …
5 Reasons why Estonia is a successful start-up nation Read More »
