Tim Cook Steps Down After Leading Apple for 15 Years

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple Inc., will step down from his role on September 1, 2026. He has been leading the company since 2011, making his time as CEO about 15 years.

After stepping down, Cook will take a new position as Executive Chairman. In this role, he will still be involved in guiding the company and helping with important decisions.

John Ternus, who is currently in charge of hardware engineering at Apple, will become the new CEO. He has played a key role in developing many of Apple’s products, and the company believes he is ready to lead.

This leadership change comes after a long period of strong growth for Apple. Under Cook, the company expanded its products and services and became one of the most valuable companies in the world.

The transition is planned to bring new ideas and energy to the company. With a new CEO, Apple aims to continue growing and focus on future innovation in the fast-changing technology industry.