Bulgarian startup Estel Technologies has raised €270K in pre-seed funding led by Vitosha Ventures to expand its AI-native platform for tech staffing sales. The company aims to help recruiters identify real hiring demand, automate lead qualification, and reduce time spent on outdated opportunities.
With its first US customers signed and fresh angel funding, Bulgaria’s AdScout's next ambition is building the infrastructure to orchestrate trust across buying journeys increasingly shaped by AI.
This is the story of how Facilization helped turn a vision into reality in record time for the banking sector.
Organized in partnership with Plug and Play, the event created a platform for high-impact discussions, meaningful networking, and cross-border collaboration between Europe’s innovation ecosystem and the rapidly growing markets of Azerbaijan, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and beyond.
While messy code slows your product, "culture debt" quietly stalls execution as you scale. Here is how founders can build organizational clarity before implicit habits slow the team and company.
From participation rates above 90% to measurable changes in team performance, Mirror 360's first large-scale deployment explores what becomes possible when feedback shifts from a periodic exercise to a continuous process.
Three of Southeast Europe's most established technology companies, Next Consult, btProvider, and C4 Nexus, are bringing together more than a decade of collaboration, 200+ specialists, and over €20M in annual revenue under the new Trimaranix brand.
The third edition of the Google Cloud Day Bulgaria delivered its biggest headline yet — one of the European Union's first national "Cybershield" deployments. But the enterprise adoption numbers behind the big stories reveal a country still running at two very different speeds.
Sofia-based DSS powers the invisible tech behind banks, telecoms, and national schools. As ServiceNow experts, they prioritize strategic partnership over simple vending. From BP to their aIDentix platform, DSS proves that Eastern Europe’s technical hunger is a formidable global edge.
With ICT exports hitting a record €4.5B, Serbia is a regional tech powerhouse. But as government ambition and Chinese investment surge, can it overcome the hurdles of being a non-EU nation and turn raw growth into sustainable leadership?
There is a particular kind of frustration that comes with building good companies in a country nobody thinks to look at. Slovenia has two million mostly highly educated people, a top-ten global ranking in economic complexity, the seventh most robotised workforce in the world, and a startup scene that...
