While the United States Air Force primarily relies on a few core breeds known for their versatility, they have historically[.

Warhound has raised $200 million to clone and equip military working dogs, but it has no signed customers and expects to wait about two years before delivering its first dogs. That gap places a ...

Warhound raised $200 million to combine Colossal's genetic engineering capabilities with Anduril's cybernetic augments to ...

Mr. “I Would Definitely Build Nuclear Weapons” wants to turn man’s best friend into an AI-equipped supersoldier.

Warhound says gene editing and cloning can fix why military dog candidates fail, but questions about genes and oversight remain.

Ben Lamm of de-extinction startup Colossal has teamed up with Palmer Luckey’s team at Anduril to create a dog that’s ...

The Anduril billionaire's latest plan: a dog with "advanced cybernetic Augments, software, and battlefield situational ...

The biotech company that brought us the dire wolves has a new project: breeding and cloning elite dogs for the U.S. military, ...

Warhound, a new defense technology company conceived by American technology entrepreneurs Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey emerged ...

Investors are lining up behind Warhound, which says it will ‘rebuild America’s domestic supply of elite dogs.’ Anduril in ...

Warhound, the brainchild of Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey, emerges from stealth to genetically engineer dogs for military and ...

Warhound just raised $200M to bioengineer military dogs. See what the 2026 funding round means for the future of working dogs ...