"If you look backward in this business, you'll be crushed," Steve Jobs told Levy in 2008. "You have to look forward.”
2 weeks ago"Tim Cook doesn’t want to talk about retirement yet, but John Ternus is emerging as his most likely successor."
Tim Cook, 65, has told senior leaders that he is tired and would like to reduce his workload.
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4 months agoEveryone seems to be leaving Apple, but maybe that’s a good thing.
The iPhone maker’s board is preparing for its longtime leader to step down.
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9 months agoWhenever Tim Cook retires as Apple CEO, there are now several obvious contenders for the role — but it may all come down to exactly when he steps away.
Tim Cook's most likely successor, people within Apple say, would be John Ternus, the senior VP of hardware engineering.
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"I came to Apple with the purpose of building our own silicon for the iPhone. It was a very small team at the time, about 40 or 50 engineers. — SVP of Hardware Technologies Johny Srouji
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All two hours of John Gruber's Talk Show Live WWDC23 now available on YouTube.
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