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John Ternus Becomes Apple CEO as Firm Prepares for AI Push

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John Ternus has officially taken over as Apple’s CEO, succeeding Tim Cook after more than 15 years. The new chief executive is expected to address challenges including Apple’s reliance on China and to drive further AI integration. In the run-up to its iPhone event later this month, Apple is anticipated to unveil its first foldable mobile device, with an emphasis on continued hardware innovation and supply-chain operations.

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