Virtual Threads for Lightweight Concurrency and Other JVM Enhancements
Briefly

Virtual threads are threads that are represented by the same 27-year-old java.lang.Thread class. They're implemented in the JDK in user mode, rather than by the OS. You can have millions of them running in the same process.
Java has an ecosystem that is both very large and quite deep... All that is wrapped in a very conservative language.
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