Why Indian, Russian tech startups are weighing up a move to tiny Estonia
On top of its ambitious e-residency program, Estonia is using startup visas to attract tech entrepreneurs.
Inside Estonia, the former Soviet republic that's forging ahead in the online world.
On top of its ambitious e-residency program, Estonia is using startup visas to attract tech entrepreneurs.
With new funding, ride-hailing app Taxify will give Uber a run for its money but faces the same regulatory issues.
Estonia is built on secure state e-systems, so the world was watching when it hit a huge ID-card problem.
To thwart a cyber-attack on its national infrastructure or even an invasion, Estonia is getting ready to open its first data embassy overseas.
Estonian firm Thinnect is offering cloud-based intelligent controls for Internet of Things networks.
An Estonian firm's internet-connected racks are generating interest around the world.
Estonia is expanding its digital residency with a new business banking scheme.
Skeleton Technologies is investing millions to scale production of its patented curved graphene ultracapacitors.
Just over two years into its plan to offer people who are not Estonian citizens or residents a digital identity, Estonia sees fintech and blockchain services as the way to achieve its ambitious goals.
In Baltic terms, Estonia may lead the pecking order in technology, but ambitious new tax initiatives show neighboring Latvia is breathing down its neck.
Nokia and Starman are working away on building Europe's first nationwide 10-gigabit residential network, which will cover Estonia.
Early next year, Estonia rolls out its new Smart-ID digital identity system, which is not dependent on a SIM card and can be used around the world.
Latvian company OnlyOffice wants to create the Swiss watch of office suites and convince people there are valid choices beyond the big brands.
With static student numbers and steep rises in tech pay, Estonia is opting to retrain some of its adult population as software developers to plug its skills gap.
After field tests on what is described as Europe's first 5G trial system, Telia and Ericsson now say a rollout is in prospect for Stockholm and Tallinn in 2018.
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