In theory, you could hook up your redux (and redux observables) setup with Suspense. In practice, however, I think Suspense lets you move away from that.
Redux (and especially redux observables) requires a lot of under-the-hood boilerplate, and all data flows are created outside your JSX. With Suspense, you can control the flow of data directly from JSX, and handling loading and error states becomes so much simpler. And if you need to use and manage pieces of data in multiple places, a simple context provider can do the job.
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In theory, you could hook up your redux (and redux observables) setup with Suspense. In practice, however, I think Suspense lets you move away from that.
Redux (and especially redux observables) requires a lot of under-the-hood boilerplate, and all data flows are created outside your JSX. With Suspense, you can control the flow of data directly from JSX, and handling loading and error states becomes so much simpler. And if you need to use and manage pieces of data in multiple places, a simple context provider can do the job.