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Long-time Apple hardware chief John Ternus is set to take over as CEO on September 1, succeeding Tim Cook as the iPhone maker prepares for major industry changes driven by artificial intelligence.

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00:00John Turnus is taking over the role of CEO of Apple on September 1st.
00:05The long-time hardware chief is set to steer the company after Tim Cook
00:10as the iPhone maker gears up for an industry change speared by artificial intelligence.
00:17Turnus, who joined Apple in 2001, has recently overseen the company's hardware engineering efforts.
00:23He also played a key role in reigniting sales of products such as Apple's Mac computers,
00:28which have gained market share in recent years.
00:31Cook, who has led Apple since 2011, will become the company's executive chairman, Apple said in a statement.
00:38In naming Turner's chief executive, Apple is shifting from Cook, a supply chain guru
00:42who helped turn Apple into a global brand that churns out hundreds of millions of units per year,
00:48to a leader who has longed focus on design and products.
00:52You know, we've really set this bar for the transition to be the best ever.
00:57We want it to be a textbook example, and that is exactly how it's going.
01:01I feel so great about how it's going.
01:04John is ready to be the first-class CEO for a first-class company,
01:09and I'm so excited about it.
01:13And I, yeah, I mean, it's so incredibly excited, right?
01:15It's just such an incredible opportunity, and I'm so lucky to have Tim as a mentor,
01:19and it's, yeah, it's really great.

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