Virtual threads are lightweight Java concurrency units that let developers handle thousands of tasks concurrently without heavy OS threads. Used via `Thread.ofVirtual()` or structured concurrency, they simplify scalable server apps. Beneficiaries include backend engineers, API developers, and cloud services needing high throughput with minimal resource overhead.
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