BruteSoft opened a new office in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Sunnyvale, California - (November 1, 2009) - BruteSoft Inc. today announced their new office location in Silicon Valley.

“We are extremely proud to be part of the Plug and Play community,” said Pierre Joubert, CEO of BruteSoft. “Plug and Play provides a unique location and facility as we expand our team and marketing efforts. We can concentrate on our customers and product development, while providing first class support from our new location!”

“Connecting innovative startups such as BruteSoft to corporate partners and venture capital funding is the essence of what we bring to our community,” said Plug and Play CEO Saeed Amidi.

BruteSoft innovates software distribution solutions, unique in its pull-based approach and set-and-forget architecture. BruteSoft’s patent pending federated distribution technology (DBx) that solves the persistent problems of limited network bandwidth, lack of scalability, and security associated with traditional enterprise distribution software. DBx provides exponential scalability and self-healing capabilities that eliminate hardware layers and delivers unrivalled speeds. The BruteSoft Product Suite includes software distribution solutions for bare metal provisioning, deployment and updating of applications, as well as patch management.

About BruteSoft Inc.

BruteSoft Inc. innovates a patent pending federated distribution technology (DBx) that solves the persistent problems of limited network bandwidth, lack of scalability, and security associated with traditional enterprise distribution software.

The company is privately held and backed by international private investors. BruteSoft is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with the European Office located in the Netherlands. For more information about BruteSoft, visit www.brutesoft.com

About Plug and Play Tech Center

Founded in 2006, Plug and Play Tech Center is the leading startup accelerator in the Silicon Valley. More than 250 startups have raised capital in excess of $700 million after partnering with Plug and Play incubators, which connect entrepreneurs, leading venture capitalists (NVP, Sequoia, KPCB, MD, etc.), and corporate partners (Sun, Cisco, Ebay, Nokia, Best Buy, Google, Yahoo!, etc.). The unique collaborative community also includes universities such as Cornell, MIT, Harvard and Stanford. More than $2 billion in value has been created through exits and acquisitions. More than 800 technology jobs have been fostered, a number projected to reach 6,000 in the next three years with Plug and Play’s latest expansions. Northern California locations include Sunnyvale, Redwood City, and Palo Alto with a total of 177,000 square feet. The newest locations are in Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Glendale with a total of 465,000 square feet.