Concurrency vs Parallelism vs Asynchronous I/O
Venn Diagrams · made in Skemio

What it shows
- Concurrency structures independent tasks via time-slicing on single cores.
- Parallelism physically executes multiple computations across distinct cores.
- Async I/O frees threads to process other tasks while waiting on network/disk.
The takeaway
Concurrency is about program structure; parallelism and async are execution strategies.
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