Apple chip chief Johny Srouji weighs leaving, Bloomberg reports
Johny Srouji, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, has told CEO Tim Cook he is “seriously considering” leaving for another company in the near future, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports. No departure has been confirmed, but the report suggests Srouji is leaning toward leaving.
Srouji was reported in October to be “evaluating his future at the tech giant.” If he does leave, he would be the latest senior executive to depart as Apple faces a rapid series of leadership changes.
Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams announced his retirement in July, prompting some role changes. In December, AI chief John Giannandrea stepped down, policy lead Lisa Jackson and general counsel Kate Adams announced plans to retire, and UI design lead Alan Dye left for Meta. Those developments came within a few days of one another.
Apple has struggled to find its footing as the industry increasingly embraces AI. Cook is now tasked with stemming the departures, while also facing rumors about his own exit. Gurman has described those rumors as premature, but the speculation adds to uncertainty at a company usually seen as one of Silicon Valley’s more stable firms.
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