Virtualization startup Neocleus raises $11.4M
Neocleus, a company that provides “endpoint virtualization,” has raise $11.4 million in a second round of funding.
Endpoint virtualization involves creating an isolated virtual environment for IT on laptops and desktop computers. Jersey City, NJ-based Neocleus says its solution stands out because of its flexibility and security.
The round was led by Battery Ventures and Gemini Israel Funds, who were Neocleus’ initial investors.
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