Promise.all(), Promise.race(), and Promise.any()

To execute promises sequentially
To wait for multiple promises to complete
Promise.all() serves several key purposes: 1) Waits for all promises in an iterable to resolve, 2) Returns an array of resolved values in the same order as input promises, 3) Fails fast if any promise rejects, 4) Useful for parallel operations that all need to succeed, 5) Maintains data consistency across multiple async operations, 6) More efficient than sequential promise execution.
To find the fastest promise
To handle promise errors