[andrewingram]

If I look at the database queries on the vast majority of pages in a typical Django project, I see a big list of operations being executed sequentially that could actually be done in parallel.

Additionally, (this is my pet use case) if you implement a GraphQL server on top of Django (using one of the many libraries), you tend to get subpar performance because GraphQL lends itself really well to parallelised data fetching, which is hard to take advantage of at the moment.