Apple’s next chief Ternus faces defining AI moment
Tim Cook’s replacement must lead iPhone-maker through industry shift
Apple’s next chief Ternus faces defining AI moment
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Apple incoming CEO John Ternus faces a defining challenge: Fixing the company's AI strategy
Tim Cook had a highly successful tenure as Apple's CEO, but he leaves his successor with a big gap to fill when it comes to the company's position in AI.
Who is John Ternus, Apple’s next CEO?
Hardware engineering executive is a longtime Apple insider, indicating company will continue strategy that has led to record profits Apple has announced longtime company veteran John Ternus as the next CEO of the company, succeeding current CEO Tim Cook, who is set to transition to executive chair of Apple’s board of directors later this year. Ternus’s term as CEO will begin on 1 September. The hardware engineering executive is a longtime Apple insider, indicating the company will stay the course that has led to record profits under Cook’s leadership. Apple’s yearly profit now tops $100bn, and in January it announced record revenue from its iPhones, boosted by renewed demand in China . Continue reading...
Apple chief Tim Cook to hand over to John Ternus in September
Head of hardware to become next chief executive while Cook will become chair of the iPhone maker
Tim Cook to step down as Apple chief as John Ternus named replacement
Cook, who will stay on as executive chair, praises head of hardware engineering, who will take over on 1 September Apple announced on Monday that it had named a replacement for Tim Cook as CEO after nearly 15 years, with head of hardware engineering John Ternus succeeding him on 1 September. Cook will stay at the company in the role of executive chair. “It has been the greatest privilege of my life to be the CEO of Apple and to have been trusted to lead such an extraordinary company. I love Apple with all of my being,” Cook said in a press release. Continue reading...
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