Estonian tech stories around the world.
In 2008, a group of Estonian entrepreneurs, designers and racing engineers joined forces to build a motorcycle that would make an art gallery proud, but
There’s a new motorcycle on the road – and it’s Estonian Read More
At a Garage48 hackathon to develop technologies that could potentially help fight against human trafficking, the winner was a tool that scans online adverts to
A tool to detect suspicious, human trafficking adverts invented in Tallinn Read More
From 18-20 September, Garage48 and the US State Department invite technologists, law enforcement, NGOs and others to join the fight against human trafficking – during
Garage48 hackathon develops solutions aimed at fighting human trafficking Read More
The Estonian bicycle brand, Viks, celebrates its second birthday with a new carbon version of its distinctively designed two-wheeler. Viks was set up in 2013 by
Estonian bicycle company Viks launches a new carbon bike Read More
“We want to change the world of testing,” claim Kristel Viidik (26) and Marko Kruustük (33), the power duo behind the testing startup, Testlio. “Our
The Estonian startup that is making testing sexy Read More
The Estonian-British startup, TransferWise, has been chosen as a technology pioneer by the World Economic Forum. The company was chosen by a jury of 68
TransferWise chosen as a technology pioneer by the World Economic Forum Read More
An international e-residency hackathon, taking place in September in Vormsi island, will focus on building apps and services using the Estonian open ID-platform to benefit both the
Estonian e-residency services to have a codefest in Vormsi Read More
ResultsOnAir is the newest member of #EstonianMafia and the founders of the company have an ambitious plan to shape the direct-response TV advertising (DRTV) market
Estonian startup ResultsOnAir shaping the TV ads market – interview with the founders Read More
Rakuten, a Japanese ecommerce and internet company, has acquired a 100% stake in the Estonian-founded fit preference specialist, Fits.me. Rakuten said it expects the tech startup to further strengthen its
Estonian-founded Fits.me sold to Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten Read More
ZeroTurnaround, the Estonian-founded producer of developer tools for creating quality software, has announced it has raised US$5 million in series B financing, led by Bain Capital
Estonian-founded ZeroTurnaround secures US$5 million in series B financing Read More
