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Apple has entered a new era with John Ternus succeeding Tim Cook as CEO, signaling a major shift toward hardware-led innovation. Ternus, a veteran engineer with over two decades at the company, is expected to oversee the most prolific period of product launches in Apple’s history. Upcoming releases reportedly include a foldable iPhone, touch-screen MacBooks, and advanced smart glasses integrated with artificial intelligence. While Cook is credited with transforming the tech giant into a multi-trillion-dollar business through operational excellence, Ternus faces the challenge of closing the gap in the competitive AI landscape. Analysts suggest that his technical background is vital for navigating this transition, starting with a major hardware event scheduled for September 9th. Experts believe this leadership change will test whether Apple can maintain its market dominance by merging its hardware legacy with next-generation intelligence.
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