Estonian tech stories around the world.
Estonia is on track to become the first nation to meet the EU’s target of providing 20% of its final energy use from renewable sources, […]
Estonia in the lead to win 2020 renewable energy race Read More
The latest winner of the „Estonia’s Best E-service“ contest is TransferWise, a provider of international payments and currency exchange services. The winner was announced at
Estonia’s best e-service award winners Read More
The European IT Agency has been called the biggest IT challenge for the entire European Union. What does the agency do, how did it come to reside
EU’s IT Agency sets up in Estonia Read More
Estonian company Favor AS has created a unique, efficient and environment-conscious vehicle, an electrical roller called the Exo bike. The premiere of the Exo bike
Meet Exo – electric bike made in Estonia Read More
Exporting public e-services can be complicated, since every country is unique in its legislative and institutional environment. Quite often, a country’s historical and cultural background
Top 5 technology transfers from e-Estonia Read More
Citizens and entrepreneurs are reaping benefits from Estonia’s 1996 ‘Tiger’s Leap’ technology programme. Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news and information newspaper,
FT visits Estonia to find out about its digital leap (video) Read More
The software developer ZeroTurnaround, founded in Tartu, Estonia, has acquired the Danish software company Javeleon together with the rights to all related intellectual property. The
ZeroTurnaround completes its first foreign acquisition Read More
Telecommunication company Ericsson recently released an hour-long, documentary-style film called “Life in a networked society” about e-services in Estonia. “Life in a networked society” looks into
Ericsson releases film about e-Estonia (full film) Read More
The EU funded European research project, based in Estonia, has built an electronic version of lateral line sensing on an underwater fish robot called FILOSE
Flowscape navigating robot fish created at the Tallinn University of Technology (video) Read More
A fast-charging network makes Estonia the first country in the world where you can easily drive your EV around in towns or in the countryside
