Even the risk of hijacking raw computing power on chips is not new.
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Peter Hall,
Scientific American,
15 Oct. 2026
These viruses, known as retroviruses, insert a DNA copy of their RNA sequence into the host cell’s genome, hijacking the cell’s resources to reproduce themselves.
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