Estonian tech stories around the world.
The Estonian smart street light company, Cityntel, is to cooperate with the Malaysian cities of Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, testing street lighting lamps and administration […]
Estonian smart street light company Cityntel to cooperate with Kuala Lumpur Read More
Hundreds of trains around the world have roofs and cooling systems made in Estonia. By Holger Roonemaa Estonia may not be producing trains any longer,
Estonian company IPA helps make comfortable trains Read More
The new Estonian startup, Jobbatical, is unique as a marketplace for short-term jobs with life-changing experiences, matchmaking between employees looking to take a working sabbatical
Jobbatical – helping businesses win the “war for talent” Read More
In 2003, two students of mechanical engineering at the Tallinn University of Technology founded an engineering company. The students’ – Raoul Renser and Jaan Meikup
The world’s most innovative snow ploughs are made in Estonia Read More
The Estonian biotechnology company, Icosagen AS, and the Finnish firm, FIT Biotech Oy, have started collaboration to develop a new anti-ebola vaccine and biological therapeutics
Estonian Icosagen starts to develop anti-ebola vaccines Read More
The Estonian company, Creative Mobile, recently announced a significant milestone – 200 million game installs on the Android platform alone. According to the company, its
Creative Mobile celebrates 200 million game installs on Android Read More
The Estonian mobile payments company, Fortumo, has partnered with a leading Turkish mobile operator, Turkcell, to start providing an in-app purchasing solution for its AppMarket app store,
Estonian payment solution firm Fortumo enters the Turkish market Read More
When you sit behind the steering wheel of a BMW, Mercedes or a Jaguar, it is highly likely that a small part of your car
A Pärnu-based company produces lighting equipment for BMW, Mercedes, and Jaguar Read More
Skeleton Technologies, a Tallinn-based company that develops and produces ultracapacitors – extremely powerful energy storage devices – aims to become the leading ultracapacitor manufacturer within
A small Estonian company aims to conquer the world Read More
Estonian-founded, US-based startup GrabCAD has been acquired by the US-Israeli provider of 3D printing solutions, Stratasys Ltd, for around $100M. It is the second biggest startup exit for
Estonian-founded GrabCAD sold for around $100M to US-Israeli Stratasys Ltd Read More
