👉 Threads computing is a model that extends the concept of concurrent programming by providing a lightweight, efficient mechanism for managing and scheduling threads within an operating system. Unlike traditional threading models that often rely on heavy-weight threads managed by the kernel, Threads computing allows for the creation of numerous, small threads that can be scheduled and managed by user-space libraries. This approach reduces the overhead associated with context switching, improves resource utilization, and simplifies thread management, making it particularly suitable for high-performance computing, real-time systems, and applications requiring fine-grained parallelism. By abstracting thread management from the kernel, Threads computing enhances developer productivity and flexibility while maintaining performance and scalability.
