Intel Invests $16 million in Grisoft for Security Software
Intel Capital has acquired a $16 million stake in Grisoft, a developer of anti-virus security software based in Brno, the Czech Republic.
Grisoft security products are currently used on more than 25 million computers. Intel Capital will also help Grisoft to reach new customers and market segments as well as optimize their security software. http://www.grisoft.com http://www.intel.com/capital
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