Which type of pins allow object tokens to be processed concurrently?

Streaming pins are designed specifically to handle object tokens in a way that allows for concurrent processing. This means that multiple tokens can be processed simultaneously without having to wait for previous tokens to finish. In contrast, non-streaming pins do not support concurrent processing; they require tokens to be managed in a sequential manner, which can create bottlenecks in data flow.

The nature of streaming pins is such that they are optimized for high throughput and real-time data processing. This characteristic makes them suitable for scenarios where multiple data streams are being handled, allowing for efficient utilization of system resources and improved performance.

By leveraging the capabilities of streaming pins, systems can achieve better responsiveness and efficiency when processing large volumes of data, as they facilitate parallelism in data handling tasks.