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Lookahead Expert Scheduling (LES) technology, without changing the model's actual routing logic, hides the bottleneck of moving expert weights from flash storage to computation by predicting the experts likely needed by the next layer and preloading their weights.
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10/21/2026
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iPhone Runs 35B MoE at 20.5 tok/s: The Scheduling Magic That Skips No Experts
redditr/LocalLLaMA10/21/2026
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