A year after its first round of $1.8 million, Israeli start up Soluto has announced a second round of $6.2 led by Bessemer Partners and previous investors Giza Venture Capital.
Soluto was founded in 2007 by Ishay Green and CEO Tomer Dvir. The company develops ‘anti-frustration’ software for PCs, and has remained in stealth since inception. Last year, I reported on a survey they ran on PC frustration and the form still seems to be up.
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