Node.js leverages an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model, which makes it exceptionally scalable for handling numerous concurrent connections with minimal overhead. Its single-threaded architecture, combined with asynchronous programming, allows it to manage real-time applications efficiently. While CPU-intensive tasks might require additional workarounds like worker threads or microservices, for I/O-bound operations, Node.js often leads in scalability.
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