John Ternus has officially become the new CEO of Apple, taking over from Tim Cook. Ternus has worked at Apple since 2001 and is well-known for his work in hardware engineering, having played a key role in developing products like the iPad and AirPods. He has experience presenting at major Apple events, which has helped him become a familiar face to fans and investors. Tim Cook, who led Apple for over 15 years, will stay with the company as executive chairman, focusing on policy and government relations. Ternus's promotion comes at a time when Apple is facing challenges, including rising prices for some products and new regulations in Europe regarding artificial intelligence. Ternus studied mechanical engineering at the University of Pennsylvania and has a strong background in product design, marking a return to a CEO with a focus on product innovation. He expressed gratitude for the trust Cook has placed in him and is set to make his first public appearance as CEO at an upcoming event where Apple will unveil new iPhones.
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