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Estonian Companies in Latest Mastercard Lighthouse Cohort
Enty and Soldera make the grade
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KÄRT SIILATS: Estonian Female Builders Defy VC Statistics with One Event
While VC data shows only 25 new female founders per year, 66 women gathered at Kernu Manor to bypass the coding barrier and launch live products using "vibe-coding" AI.
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Taavi Kotka: Kasvatame nutikat järelkasvu, mitte jobusid
Endine riigi IT-juht usub, et hirmust võitu saamiseks on vaja praktilisi oskusi, olgu selleks siis tütrele tehnoloogiaringi loomine või tsiviilisikutele drooniõppe korraldamine.
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FOMO.08: Taavi Kotka on drone mission
There is a specific type of restlessness that has defined Estonia’s digital rise over the last two decades, and it usually bears Taavi Kotka’s fingerprints.
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Kohus lõpetas SensusQ saneerimismenetluse
Harju maakohus lõpetas määrusega SensusQ ehk Sensus Septima OÜ saneerimismenetluse. Ettevõtte suhtes algatatud saneerimisprotsess on seega lõppenud. Jaanuaris saneerimist taotlenud kaitsetehnoloogiaettevõte liigub nüüd kohtuliku ümberkorralduseta edasi. SensusQ raskused jõudsid avalikkuse ette tänavu jaanuaris, kui ettevõte esitas kohtule saneerimisavalduse. Toona kirjutati, et tehisintellektil põhinevat luurehaldustarkvara arendav ettevõte on sattunud olukorda, kus
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Skeleton sets eyes on US IPO after 31 mln round
Bloomberg reports that Skeleton Technologies is setting its sights on a U.S. public debut following a fresh €31 million funding round led by Taiwania Capital.
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FOMO.07: The 365-Day Network: Moving from Campaigns to Consistent Support
March 8 is a reminder, but at FOMO, we look at how opening doors — and keeping them open — is a year-round job for founders and investors.
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Estonia's getting a new €24M science hub
CERN partnership to reduce the brain drain
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One Estonian team in Top20 of TechChill 2026
Total awards to top 1 mln euros
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PS VATTAN: Who Is Responsible When the Agent Gets It Wrong?
In 2025, Klarna’s AI agent handled two-thirds of all customer inquiries — 1.3 million conversations a month across 35 languages. Then complaints rose, quality fell, and the CEO admitted they’d “gone too far.” Klarna started rehiring humans. The post-mortem focused on empathy, nuance, tone. All fair. But it
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FIRSTPICK launches €25 million fund for early-stage Baltic startups
Lithuanian fund plans to back 'really strong talents' in Estonia
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Latitude59 launches pitch competition
Is it time to put your startup on the map?