The Tallinn University of Technology, Samsung and communications firm Eesti Telekom are collaborating to set up a mobile applications testing lab in the Mektory innovation and business […]
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Estonia continues to be one of the most wired countries in the world, with increasing internet access and online participation among citizens, the latest Freedom
Estonia second in the world by internet freedom Read More
Estonia is set to make a history by starting the first supranational e-residency scheme in the world. More than a hundred years ago, the renowned
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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
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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
“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
E-Estonia is a term commonly used to describe Estonia’s emergence as one of the most advanced e-societies in the world – an incredible success story
Life in a digital society – five videos of e-Estonia Read More
The Estonian government has approved the concept of issuing digital IDs to non-residents, meaning from the end of 2014, foreigners will be able to receive
Estonia plans to create 10 million “e-Estonians” by 2025 Read More
Estonia’s IT leaders have proposed an ambitious plan for the country: Estonia should be moved into the cloud, which would make occupying the country meaningless.
Could Estonia survive in the cloud? Read More
