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910 Apple names Johny Srouji as chief hardware officer

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Emma Roth @ The Verge · 04/20/2026 17:05 EDT

Apple names Johny Srouji as chief hardware officer

Apple has appointed Johny Srouji as its new chief hardware officer, "effective immediately," according to an announcement on Monday. He is stepping into the shoes of hardware engineering head John Ternus, who will replace Tim Cook as CEO in September, while Cook becomes the chairman of the board. Last December, Srouji reassured his team that […]

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