How well suited is Haskell for concurrent computing?

Question

Erlang

Good afternoon.
Now, due to work needs, I began to actively use Erlang. I work with programs that must be executed in parallel and distributed. But I don't like the syntax. He never really made me happy. And now I have to deal with it every day and I'm sad. And static typing is not enough. Increasingly, there are thoughts of switching to Haskell. Pure functions parallel very well. As a language, I like it a lot more. But will it fit my needs? Here are a few questions, maybe someone in the know can help.
1. How is Haskell doing with distributed computing? Erlang generally sideways on one machine he works or on several. There it is out of the box. What about Haskell?
2. If used in a competitive environment, can it hold as many connections as Erlang?
3. Is it possible to implement a system of actors in Haskell?
I would be grateful for any thoughts on this topic.

Answer 1

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