John Ternus, el hombre del ‘hardware’ que guiará a Apple en la era de la IA
El nuevo consejero delegado toma el relevo de Tim Cook, que permanecerá al frente de las relaciones diplomáticas desde la presidencia ejecutiva
John Ternus has become Apple's new CEO, taking over from Tim Cook who has transitioned to Executive Chair. According to El Pais Economia, Ternus's annual salary will be $3 million, plus a stock package worth $55 million.
Ternus, 51, is a product engineer who has spent 25 years at Apple and is part of the generation mentored by Steve Jobs, as reported by Techmeme. He is known within the company for being highly competent and unshowy, according to a Financial Times profile.
A key Apple supply partner, Wendell Weeks, CEO of Corning, describes Ternus as a humble "good guy" who is super-talented. Weeks also notes that Ternus's hobby of racing cars suggests he is passionate and dedicated to excellence.
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