Ekhbary News Agency | 2024-05-15
John Ternus officially assumed the role of Apple CEO today, September 1, marking a significant leadership transition for the tech giant. This move, announced in April 2026, sees Ternus, a long-serving Apple executive, succeed Tim Cook, who has guided the company for over a decade.
Ternus's Extensive Apple Career
Ternus, whose face is familiar from Apple's product launch events, joined the company in 2001. He most recently held the position of senior vice president of hardware engineering, demonstrating deep expertise in the firm's core product development. His immediate challenge includes the highly anticipated September 9 event, where new iPhones and Apple Watch devices are expected to debut.
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Cook's Enduring Legacy and Future Role
Tim Cook, for his part, has undeniably left an indelible mark on Apple's history. Taking over from founder Steve Jobs in 2011, Cook transformed Apple into a multi-trillion-dollar powerhouse, solidifying its status as one of the world's largest corporations. He will remain an influential figure, serving as executive chair on Apple's Board of Directors. In a heartfelt memo to employees on his final day, Cook expressed profound gratitude, calling his tenure "truly special" and emphasizing the company's unique culture and shared belief in impactful innovation. It goes without saying, his leadership reshaped the global tech landscape.
