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We have reported about this before, regarding Tim Cook's retirement as Apple CEO, but it has been confirmed. The company already put the rumours to rest, confirming a historic leadership change, with Tim Cook set to step down as CEO and transition into a new role as Executive Chairman.

Ever since 2025, there have been speculations surrounding the future of Apple leadership. It has resurfaced once again in a recent interview, but Apple CEO Tim Cook has downplayed reports suggesting he is preparing to step down. In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook described claims about his retirement as “a rumour”, pushing back against growing chatter about a potential leadership transition.

A few hours ago, Apple hinted that a major wave of product announcements is coming as early as this week, confirming that the company plans to unveil several new devices across its lineup in quick succession. This was further teased by Apple CEO Tim Cook on his X post, suggesting updates across Macs, iPads, iPhones and possibly other product categories.

It was only yesterday when we reported that the rising cost of memory chips may put pressure on Apple, since Samsung and SK Hynix are increasing it. However, Apple CEO Tim Cook responded to that matter during the company’s latest earnings call with equity analysts.

Looks like things are getting more interesting at Apple. Tim Cook's era as Apple CEO is expected to end this year, with rumours about it having been heard since the end of 2025. So, what should you know about it?

In October, there was a piece of news that Apple could be eyeing a new successor to Tim Cook. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in his latest newsletter, internal indicators at Apple show “few signs” that Cook is preparing to leave anytime soon, and he may continue leading the company well beyond the next product milestone.

According to Bloomberg, Apple is casting hardware division head John Ternus into the succession spotlight, as internal preparations intensify for a post-Tim Cook leadership era. Meanwhile, the company has quietly shelved its “Vision Air” headset project to focus on refining its core product lines.

We are just two months away from the annual Apple Event. Not only will we be seeing the new iPhone 17 series, but also the new iOS 26. Speaking of which, we may be in for a treat with the new operating system, as it has become popular with the developers.

Ever since Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, Tim Cook succeeded as Apple CEO and is still holding on to that role. However, New Street Research, a firm known for bold calls in the tech sector, publicly suggested that Apple should consider replacing him, arguing that the company is showing signs of stagnation, especially in core hardware areas.

President Trump's tariffs have sure caused a lot of ruckus. Initially, electronic devices were part of the tariffs but got exempted not too long ago. Apple CEO Tim Cook may have something to do with it.