You can handle concurrent tasks in Elixir using the `Task` module, which provides functions for spawning asynchronous tasks and managing their results.

Elixir excels at handling concurrency, and the Task module provides a straightforward way to work with asynchronous tasks. With the Task module, you can easily spawn tasks that run concurrently, allowing your application to handle multiple operations at once without blocking. To create a task, you can use Task.async, which starts a task in the background and returns a Task struct. This struct can be used later to retrieve the task's result using Task.await, which blocks until the task completes and returns its value. This approach makes it simple to run operations in parallel, such as fetching data from multiple APIs or performing computations concurrently. Additionally, the Task module supports features like Task.async_stream, which allows you to process collections concurrently while handling results as they become available. This is especially useful for I/O-bound operations where latency can be reduced by parallel execution. By utilizing the Task module, Elixir developers can efficiently leverage the language's concurrency model, building responsive and scalable applications.