DALLAS, TX, Warhound, a new defense technology company conceived by American technology entrepreneurs Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey emerged from stealth with a $200 million seed round.
Warhound, a new defense technology company conceived by American technology entrepreneurs Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey emerged from stealth with a $200 million seed round. Warhound will rebuild America's domestic supply of elite working dogs for U.S. military forces, law-enforcement, emergency first response teams-a critical national security resource that the U.S. has long relied on foreign countries to provide. Led by CEO David Spirk, the company will reduce dependence on a shrinking European supply chain and strengthen America's ability to protect its own people, infrastructure, and national security interests. The company is backed by In-Q-Tel, Sequoia Capital, ARK Invest, Franklin Templeton, 8VC, USIT, Bob Nelsen, Breyer Capital, CAZ Investments, Neogenesis, Builders VC, and Lux Capital among others.
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