Estonian tech stories around the world.
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
The University of Tartu and India’s biggest medical technology company, Trivitron Healthcare Pvt Ltd, signed a memorandum of understanding, forming the basis of a broad scientific
University of Tartu starts cooperation with India’s leading medical technology company Read More
Ericsson, the world’s largest maker of wireless-network equipment, is teaming with the Estonian security-technology provider, Guardtime, to improve data safety and transparency. Guardtime’s key technology
Ericsson teams with Estonian security-technology provider Guardtime Read More
For years, Estonian investment banker Jaanika Merilo has focused her activities on Ukraine and Russia. Sharing Estonia’s e-governance experiences with Ukraine, she is helping the
Restarting Ukraine with Estonian know-how Read More
Daniel Vaarik had a chat with Frans Jorna from the Saxion University in the Netherlands, who is currently working on applying Estonia’s system for local
Lessons from exporting Estonia’s digital democracy Read More
Estonian World’s cofounder and technical wizard Sander Saar flies his drone, DJI Phantom 2 Vision+, above and around the picturesque Old Town, as well as
Stunning video of flying above Tallinn with a drone Read More
Estonian World’s cofounder Sander Saar has got his hands onto Google Glass, one of the most desired gadgets on the market today. Since I have
Estonian World’s Sander Saar reviews Google Glass in London (video) Read More
“For our foreign visitors, it is like a time-machine, offering a glimpse into the future,” says the Estonian technology evangelist, Indrek Vimberg. The time machine in question is the
Estonian “Time Machine” opens in Tallinn Read More
