Nashua, NH-based virtualization startup AutoVirt, which makes software for file virtualization and data migration in Windows environments, announced today that it has added $4 million to a Series A round originally announced in January. Previous investors Kepha Partners and Sigma Partners provided the new funds, bringing AutoVirt’s total raised to $8.5 million. The additional funds will be used to enhance product development, as well as support sales and marketing, the company said.

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