American asset-management firm founded by Cathie Wood in 2014
A Texas-based startup, Warhound, backed by investors including In-Q-Tel and Sequoia, has raised $200 million to develop genetically engineered military working dogs. Led by Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm, the project aims to reduce Europe’s role as a supplier of combat dogs and create domestically bred, enhanced canines equipped with protective gear and sensor tech. The effort covers cloning, gene editing to improve health and performance, and integration with Anduril systems. The first batch is planned to enter service within two years.