TensorFlow 2.20 deprecates tf.lite for LiteRT, enhances input pipeline warm-up speed, and makes installation of tensorflow-io-gcs-filesystem optional.

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TensorFlow

TensorFlow 2.20 introduces significant changes including the deprecation of tf.lite in favor of LiteRT for on-device inference, which offers improved NPU and GPU acceleration with a unified interface for Neural Processing Units. The release also adds autotune.min_parallelism to tf.data.Options for faster input pipeline warm-up and makes the tensorflow-io-gcs-filesystem package optional, requiring explicit installation for Google Cloud Storage support.

What's new in TensorFlow 2.20

Faster input pipeline warm-up with tf.data