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Not before we are Ready Player Me
Kaspar Tiri on the messy middle to the Netflix exit
Tarmo Virki
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ImpactPCB and LifeGlue win at Startup Day
TARTU — ImpactPCB and LifeGlue Technologies won the main awards at the Startup Day pitching competition, receiving investment offers totalling up to 150,000 euros each from the syndicate coordinated by the Estonian Business Angels Network (EstBan). BSV Ventures said it would offer up to 200,000 euros in investment to
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E-residentide tulu riigile kasvas 87%, jõudes 125 miljonini
E-residendid asutavad iga viienda Eesti ettevõtte
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HEDI MARDISOO: Stopping the Brain Drain: Can the 28th Regime Save European Tech?
From e-Residency to Startup Residency and the Laboratory of EU.inc
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Estonia to funnel €12.6 million into new early stage deeptech programme
Government support will nudge research into commercial operations
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KRISTEL KRUUSTÜK: The yearly Kruustük family winter escape is a lot like the early days of building a startup
Winters in Estonia are dark and cold. Seasonal depression shows up right on time. Our skin turns an impressive shade of blue.
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Siena partakes in Preply’s Unicorn round
The secondaries fund fuels the spread of Estonian on the Ukrainian language-learning platform
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The Liquid Macro: Why ‘unsexy’ water infrastructure is the next great defensive asset
As defence tech dominates the headlines, smart capital is moving toward the $22 trillion climate adaptation gap—starting with the pipes, sensors, and generators securing our urban resilience.
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Look what you made us do
Why we are building a startup media company to support startups
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FOMO.01: Kotkas, Laas, and the new FOMO
Good morning, and welcome to the very first edition of FOMO.
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KÄRT SIILATS: Conversation With the Next Wave
What makes me feel the most optimistic? It's seeing young people build something meaningful.
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The Farm Boy Who Aims To Become the World’s Digital Sheriff
Founder of the Year, Kaarel Kotkas built Veriff on a simple island mantra. From feeding cows on the island of Hiiumaa in winter to securing global transactions for the likes of Uber.