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סגן נשיא בכיר לטכנולוגיית חומרה אפל ג'וני סרוג'י

Johny Srouji Staying at Apple, Says Analyst

Apple’s vice president has been floated as one of the candidates considered for the position of Intel’s next CEO

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Intel Considering Apple’s Johny Srouji for CEO, Axios Reports

16.01.19|Lilach Baumer

A former IBM and Intel executive, Srouji, originally from Israel, joined Apple in 2008 as the company’s chip chief, leading a strategy that has seen the company expand its chip design and manufacturing prowess

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The Parallel Career Paths of Apple’s Johny Srouji and Tim Cook

04.04.18|Omer Kabir

Ten years ago, Mr. Cook took charge of a seemingly unglamorous aspect of Apple and drove the company to a dominant position in mobile phones. Mr. Srouji could be poised to do the same with Apple’s new chip plans

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Apple Developing its Own Power Management Chips, Report Says

03.12.17|Omer Kabir

The move toward an in-house design for one of the iPhone’s core components aligns with the plan described by Apple’s chip chief Johny Srouji in an interview with Calcalist last month

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