Warhound raises $200M to engineer war dogs and arm them with Anduril gear
Warhound, the brainchild of Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey, emerges from stealth to genetically engineer dogs for military and law enforcement.
Warhound, the brainchild of Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey, emerges from stealth to genetically engineer dogs for military and law enforcement.
Anduril is said to be raising a new round of funding that may push its valuation up to about $100 billion, per Reuters.
The debut episode, moderated by Founders Fund Chief Marketing Officer Mike Solana, included a star-studded cast of current tech luminaries.
The Army described this as a single enterprise contract consolidating more than 120 separate “procurement actions.”
The company launched its first product, a Game Boy-style handheld device called the Chromatic, in 2024.
This is a race series for software programmers and the brainchild of founder Palmer Luckey, he tells TechCrunch.
Anduril on Thursday announced its plans to expand its Southern California presence with a major campus in Long Beach, the town where founder Palmer Luckey grew up.
Anduril Industries on Monday unveiled “EagleEye,” a helmeted computing system that seeks to turn soldiers into AI-augmented warfighters.