concurrency

/kənˈkɜrənsi/
noun
  1. The state of things happening at the same time.
    • The concurrency of the two meetings made it impossible to attend both.
    • Traffic concurrency often leads to delays at the intersection.
    • The concurrency of the concerts caused a shortage of parking spaces.
  2. In computing, the ability of a system to run multiple processes or tasks at the same time.
    • The new software handles concurrency efficiently, allowing many users to work simultaneously.
    • Concurrency is important for servers that must handle thousands of requests per second.
    • Programmers use special techniques to manage concurrency and avoid data conflicts.
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