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Python concurrency can be achieved through async/await and threading, offering different approaches to handling multiple tasks. Async/await uses cooperative concurrency, while threading relies on the operating system to manage processes. Both methods can improve performance for I/O-bound tasks, but have limitations for CPU-bound operations due to Python's Global Interpreter Lock.

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