Is it possible for a raspberry pi pico W to become a client and a server using multithreading?

I want to run a webserver on the rpi pico W that can accept button presses from clients (browsers) to change some state variables and then act as a client to transmit this state data to a server running on another device. Is this possible using multithreading or will this cause issues with the networking hardware as it may be a limited resource? I would preferrably like to use micropython instead of the pico-sdk for C/C++ as I'm running short on time for this project

I don't think anyone is even seeing these posts but

https://github.com/orgs/micropython/discussions/12843

there is limited support for a lot of hardware on core1 of the arm-cortex-m0 processor, in micropython

which means networking and interrupts cannot run reliably on core1

therefore I can't run a client on one core and an HTTP server on another, atleast in micropython

if I had the time I would have tried it out using the pico-sdk, but I don't

I am but I just don't exactly know how to help you

Every users see that this has been posted, but perhaps no one know the answer.

I'm sorry I was a bit on edge that day 😅

the deadline has passed, and I managed to do without it

I wanted it to act like a client to transmit accelerometer and gyroscope data from a sensor to a file server I had programmed on my PC

which would save all that data onto csv files

and I wanted it to act like an HTTP server to serve pages to a device where the user can wirelessly select the state that the user is in, eg. Sitting, Standing, Walking, Running etc

I ended up adding buttons to the breadboard for each state to physically select the state instead of on a phone or laptop

pressing the state buttons on the breadboard while it was in my pocket was a bit awkward but I managed to collect the data that way