Apple Appoints Johny Srouji as Chief Hardware Officer
Apple has promoted Johny Srouji, naming him chief hardware officer. The change takes effect immediately, the company said on Monday.
Leadership transition
Srouji will replace John Ternus as head of hardware engineering. Ternus will succeed Tim Cook as CEO in September.
Cook will move into the role of chairman of the board. The shifts mark a major executive reshuffle at Apple.
Srouji’s tenure at Apple
He joined Apple in 2008 and rose through technical leadership roles. Until now, he served as senior vice president of hardware technologies.
Technical achievements
Srouji led the team that launched Apple’s in-house chips, beginning with the A4. He also drove work on several core hardware areas.
- Batteries
- Cameras
- Storage controllers
- Sensors
- Displays
- Cellular modems
Company reaction
Tim Cook praised Srouji as among the most talented people he has worked with. Cook credited him with shaping Apple’s silicon strategy.
Cook added that Srouji’s influence extends beyond Apple to affect the wider industry.
Timing and source
The appointment was announced on Monday and is effective immediately. This report is published by Filmogaz.com.