Tim Cook isn’t leaving, but the era of the operational mastermind is officially winding down. At 65, the man who flawlessly executed Steve Jobs’ blueprint and guided Apple to briefly surpass a $4 trillion market capitalization in October 2025 is sliding into the executive chairman’s seat. Effective Sept. 1, 2026, the CEO title will officially transfer to John Ternus, Apple’s 50‑year‑old hardware chief. If Cook was the supply-chain wizard who navigated global trade wars and pandemics during his 15-year tenure, Ternus is the engineer who actually builds the things we obsess over. This is a significant cultural pivot for Cupertino. … The post John Ternus to replace Tim Cook: What the MacBook Neo tells us about Apple’s future appeared first…Read More
John Ternus to replace Tim Cook: What the MacBook Neo tells us about Apple’s future
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