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Concurrent rendering in React 18 is often called "interruptible." What does that actually let React do while rendering?
It runs every update instantly in one pass, so nothing is ever paused.
It splits rendering across multiple CPU threads so several components render truly in parallel.
It can pause an in-progress render on the main thread, take care of an urgent update, then resume or discard the paused work.