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Tiered

Struct Tiered 

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pub struct Tiered {
    pub host: HostExps,
    pub slots: MoeSlotCache,
}
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SPILLING-PLAN §3: the requested Tiered generalization. Structurally it is the existing HostExps (Tier 1/2 host backing, per-block) composed with the existing MoeSlotCache (Tier 0 GPU residency). Both seams are already present and unchanged; this names the composition. The MoE hot loop drives the two seams directly (expert_bytes() + with_moe_cache), so this is a documentation/structural alias, not a new hot path.

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§host: HostExps§slots: MoeSlotCache

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for Tiered

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impl !Sync for Tiered

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impl !UnwindSafe for Tiered

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impl Freeze for Tiered

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impl Send for Tiered

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impl Unpin for Tiered

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impl UnsafeUnpin for Tiered

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