Starship Technologies, the world’s leading provider of autonomous delivery services, today announced that it has raised $100m in the last 30 days, including a new $42m Series B funding round led by the Japanese-Nordic VC firm NordicNinja and the Estonian visionaries Taavet+Sten. Co-founder Ahti Heinla: “We know this industry inside out, because we invented it!”.

Estonia’s autonomous delivery startup Starship Technologies announced that it has closed $40M in Series A funding.

The Financial Times listed 100 European leaders and influencers, both companies and individuals, both behind the scenes and in the public eye. Two digital leaders, one person and one company from Estonia made the list.

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The Estonian startup sector is ending 2022 on a solid note with steady growth in investments, jobs, and turnover. Doubling down on DeepTech, it paves the way for another successful year ahead, Startup Estonia’s recent analysis reports.

“The next big thing will be AI,” Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said in an interview for the Life in Estonia Magazine. Estonia’s public and private sectors seem to agree as the push towards AI-driven services continues.

The Estonian startup sector continues to grow in full swing. For the first time, investments in Estonian startups have exceeded the 1 billion euros benchmark. The turnover of Estonian startups has increased by 68%. The sector employs nearly 10,000 people and has paid 83 million euros in employment taxes to the state, Startup Estonia’s recent analysis shows.

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Kaarel Kotkas is a prime example of an Estonian young entrepreneur who, regardless of great success, stands with two feet firmly on the ground. He founded Veriff as a 20-year-old and it has always seemed that he is genuinely trying to find a solution to a problem and is not in it just for the money.

Businesses and investors looking to get away from red tape and confusing tax systems are turning to Estonia.

Estonian-founded Pactum, an AI supporting large companies by making contract negotiations smoother and more efficient, hopes its AI will become accessible to everyone in the future. “This startup is truly special,” says Kaspar Korjus, co-founder and CPO of Pactum. “We began working with the Fortune 500 companies immediately.”