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A startup is betting the next generation of military working dogs will be cloned, genetically selected and equipped with cutting-edge tech.
Read at newsnationnow.com →The company is a collab between defense tech firm Anduril and Colossal Biosciences, the biotech startup looking to bring back the woolly mammoth.
Read at semafor.com →Texas-based startup Warhound has already reached a reported $1.2 billion valuation despite not yet producing a single genetically modified puppy.
Read at nypost.com →The United States military's elite working dogs are close to getting a major upgrade — or so says the newly launched company Warhound. On Thursday, Warhound, a new defense technology company started by Anduril Technologies' Palmer Luckey and Colossal's Ben Lamm, emerged from a $200 million seed…
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