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\section{Future Work}
We envision \gls{dcdt}s as systems that encompass features necessary to model the entire datacenter behaviour.
-It came to our attention, that with the explosive growth of \gls{ai} and the diversification of datacenters under way, \gls{dt}s will be indispensable in datacenter management.
-We predict that in the near future, a number of
+It came to our attention that with the explosive growth of \gls{ai} and the diversification of datacenters under way, \gls{dt}s will be indispensable in datacenter management.
+To power the predictions we envision an \gls{ml}-based inference engine as a necessary component of digital twinning.
+The need for \gls{ml} arises naturally in scenarios where large volumes of data, requiring little to no preprocessing meet the demand for estimating future facility behaviour.
+For future work in failure prediction, we envision an \gls{abc} approach to estimate the real failure distribution within the datacenter.
+Additionally, power usage optimization is a critical concern in datacenter management.
+We hope future attempts to enhance datacenter digital twinning can enable datacenter operators with actionable insights towards lowering the power consumption.
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