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OrganizationApple, a tech giant, sees Tim Cook step down as CEO, replaced by John Ternus.
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Apple, the renowned technology company, is undergoing a significant leadership transition. Tim Cook, who has led the company for nearly 15 years, is stepping down as CEO on September 1st, handing over the reins to John Ternus, Apple's current head of hardware engineering. Cook will remain with the company as executive chairman. Ternus, a veteran of Apple with a quarter-century tenure, has been instrumental in the development of numerous major products, including every generation of the iPad. His promotion marks a shift in leadership for the iPhone maker, with Cook expressing confidence in Ternus's ability to guide Apple into the future. The company's market value has seen substantial growth under Cook's leadership. In other developments, Apple is also involved with advanced AI technologies, with its Mac Mini computers being used for AI applications in China and the company being among those with early access to Anthropic's powerful AI tool, Mythos.
Last updated: May 5, 2026
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