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The Strata engine uses an adaptive expert layer architecture (RemoteExpertOpt::adapt, PeerExperts::adapt), analogous to the MoE mixture-of-experts idea; when the required expert is not in VRAM, slots must be swapped between decoding windows from host memory or the peer, measured at about 1.1 milliseconds of pure waiting.
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