Estonia’s commitment to technology and investment reached new peaks
The sustained commitment to digital innovation and transformation has now culminated in the leadership of venture capital relative to GDP.
The sustained commitment to digital innovation and transformation has now culminated in the leadership of venture capital relative to GDP.
Tallinn will create a technological barrier for neutralizing unmanned aerial vehicles along the eastern border of the country.
Polish startup DefendEye developed a drone with complete autonomy, a wide range of applications and no need for the involvement of experienced pilots.
Lithuania’s healthcare sector presents solid foundations with opportunities for growth and development in digital health and medical tourism.
Lithuania created the technology hub Space Cluster to add to 1% of the country’s GDP, while the ESA partnership worth €5 million will open up to new markets.
While companies emphasize the need to hire highly qualified staff in cybersecurity, Poland’s role as a technology hub is going to fulfill it.
Estonia’s services export continues to grow moderately, but manufacturing is still in quite a precarious position.
Latvia can be integrated into global microchips manufacturing chains with competitive advantages in terms of workforce and technologies.
Invest Lithuania recently published the most comprehensive insight on business opportunities, from fintech to ICT and manufacturing.
80% of respondents have used biometric security measures, and almost all individuals between the age of 18 and 25 have experience with biometrics.