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Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO, cites Apple Maps as biggest mistake and Apple Watch as proudest achievement
Tim Cook will step down as Apple’s chief executive on Sept. 1. Cook, who took over from Steve Jobs in 2011, led the company for about 15 years and grew Apple’s corporate value from $350 billion to about $4 trillion, while expanding beyond the iPhone into wearables, payments, streaming and augmented reality. He cited the 2012 launch of Apple Maps as his biggest mistake and named the Apple Watch as his proudest achievement.
Telecommunications & Media
Tim Cook\'s 15 years at Apple: building a $4 trillion market cap company
Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to step down on Sept. 1, with hardware engineering chief John Ternus to succeed him. Under Cook, Apple’s market value rose from under $350 billion in 2011 to $4.01 trillion, while net profit for the fiscal year ended September 2025 climbed to $112 billion, eight times the level in 2010. Apple broadened its device lineup and grew services such as Apple Pay and Apple Music, but has yet to deliver a clear breakthrough in AI.
Telecommunications & Media
Apple names hardware chief John Ternus as next CEO
Apple has named John Ternus, who has overseen its hardware projects, as its next chief executive, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. Ternus will take the helm on Sept. 1, while current CEO Tim Cook will become chairman of the board. Cook will remain CEO through this summer to oversee the handover, CNBC reported. The change marks Apple’s first CEO transition since Cook succeeded Steve Jobs in 2011.
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Telecommunications & Media
Ex-Apple engineers unveil Button AI wearable resembling iPod Shuffle, need questioned
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AI & Enterprise
Trust layer, change management needed for enterprise AI adoption
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Games & Commerce
VR gold rush is over as companies leave virtual reality
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AI & Enterprise
Global AI race heats up over voice agents as Korean startups join in
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AI & Enterprise
Apple buys Israeli audio AI startup Q.AI in $2 billion deal
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Telecommunications & Media
Steve Jobs catchphrase \'One more thing\' marks 28th anniversary