Cisco Investments and Google have both made early-stage bets on Isovalent, a developer of cloud networking management and security tools.
US-based cloud networking management software provider Isovalent has emerged from stealth with $29m from a series A round co-led by internet technology provider Google.
The round was co-led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and included Cisco Investments, the strategic investment arm of networking technology manufacturer Cisco.
Founded in 2017, Isovalent has developed a networking technology called Cilium that allows enterprises to integrate various cloud software tools securely.
Clients can examine cloud-based functions on their IT network at a granular…
