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MIT Technology Review's daily newsletter digest teases its 'Impossible issue' reality check on six overhyped technologies, reflects on the Theranos documentary's lessons for biotech scrutiny, and aggregates the day's headlines — led by Palmer Luckey's Warhound raising $200M from Sequoia for genetically enhanced military dogs and Moderna/Merck's mRNA cancer vaccine cutting melanoma recurrence risk by 42%.
Warhound, a new defense-tech startup founded by Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey, has emerged from stealth with a $200M raise to genetically engineer dogs for military and law enforcement use, equipped with Anduril hardware.
Australia's Department of Defence has announced modular payload integrations — implied to include weapons and other mission systems — for Anduril's Ghost Shark and C2 Robotics' Speartooth extra-large unmanned underwater vehicles, plus Ocius's Bluebottle unmanned surface vessel.
Breaking Defense's first-party reporting reveals the US Army is hitting integration friction — 'it wasn't seamless' — while fielding Anduril's NGC2 command-and-control software with legacy communications systems.
DHS CIO Antoine McCord, an Anduril alumnus and Marine veteran, is exiting DHS after joining in March 2025 amid a wave of resignations.
DHS to spend up to $1.5B on a dual-track counter-UAS program with 47 bidders, splitting awards into hardware/software and fully managed services, and pushing procurement speed via OTAs amid regulatory scrutiny.
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