Overview
The Fan-out/Fan-in pattern is a concurrency pattern that distributes work across multiple workers (fan-out) and then collects results from all workers (fan-in). This pattern is essential for parallel processing of independent tasks, load balancing, and improving throughput for CPU-intensive operations.
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