Tim Cook Expected to Step Down as Apple CEO
Reports that long-time Apple leader Tim Cook will soon step down from his position have caused a major stir in the tech world. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to official information released by the company, he will vacate the role of Chief Executive Officer. John Ternus, the company's Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, is being named as the most likely successor.
This appointment is part of long-planned strategic changes within Apple's internal management system. Tim Cook will not leave the company entirely.
He will continue to contribute his experience and knowledge to Apple's growth as the Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors. This approach will serve to maintain stability within the company and ensure a smooth transition to the new leadership.
According to the plan, official changes and new appointments will take full effect starting September 1, 2026. This timeframe will allow the new leader to master all processes and fully assume responsibility.
Since Tim Cook took over the leadership from Steve Jobs in 2011, Apple has become the world's most valuable and influential brand. Under his leadership, the company's market value rose to unprecedented levels, reaching the $4 trillion milestone.
Cook not only achieved financial success but also significantly expanded the company's product line. The appointment of John Ternus is expected to open a new chapter in Apple's history, as he is an experienced professional who has been directly involved in creating the company's most successful devices.
