Tim Cook transfers Apple leadership to John Ternus
Tim Cook is retiring after 15 years of leading Apple Inc., handing over his position to John Ternus, who previously worked on developing the company's devices. The final phase has focused on challenges related to tensions with China and innovations in artificial intelligence, especially with the upcoming iPhone conference on September 9, where the unveiling of the first foldable phone is expected. Ternus is responsible for the engineering teams that generate the majority of the company's revenue, and he is expected to focus on developing artificial intelligence while maintaining the supply chain, aiming to enhance product durability and reduce the carbon footprint.
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