Next generation cloud systems will require a paradigm shift in how they are constructed and managed.
These new systems will require further validation as part of large prospective clinical trials.
Trouble is that more efficient water delivery systems will require considerable capital investment.
A large class of future systems will require tolerance of hardware errors during their operation.
Effective delivery systems will require several attributes to facilitate endosomal escape, microtubular transport and uptake through the nuclear pore complex.
Building such sophisticated molecular machine systems will require molecular manufacturing to using massively parallel assembly lines in nanofactories.
In addition, large-scale distributed systems will require sophisticated agent-coordination methods to ensure robust and efficient operation.
The realisation of such systems will require effective maintenance organisations that adopt engineering approaches, e.g. engineering tools and methods.
