Matching Digital Twins with Cloud Integration: Optimizing Productivity and Efficiency through Physical Server Integration

The study investigates how physical server integration could enhance speed and efficiency when using digital twins and cloud computing. With the ability to provide real-time data and insights, digital twins provide a virtual version of physical assets. Scalability, accessibility, and resource efficiency are made easier with cloud integration. The goal of combining these technologies with physical server integration is to take use of each method’s advantages for a more complete solution. the investigation, and quantitative data is presented to bolster the conclusions. 30% more real-time monitoring was done, and digital twin representations had a 95% accuracy rate. The 40% reduction in response latency and 25% drop in idle servertime, it adds assays scalability benefits. In order to address security issues, the hybrid architecture improved system uptime by 15% and reduced possible data breaches by 20%. A 15% drop in operating expenses and a 10% drop in total cost of ownership were used to measure cost-efficiency. Emphasis is placed upon cost-efficiency. It looks forward to additional research and industry implementation by investigating the potential advantages of the integrated strategy revealed in this paper.