Srouji joined Apple in 2008 and was tasked with leading the development of chips for the ‌iPhone‌ and in 2015 Srouji joined the company's leadership, reporting directly to CEO Tim Cook.

Srouji told me that when Apple architects silicon, they start by looking three years out, which means the A11 Bionic was under development when Apple was shipping the iPhone 6 and its A8 chip.

Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, is now the company's second-best-paid exec behind only Apple's retail chief, Angela Ahrendts. Srouji made $24,162,392 in total ...

While getting an industry award, Apple Silicon chief Johny Srouji said that he wants generative AI to design chips, which has been blown out of proportion to mean that Apple hasn't ever used AI to ...

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, holding a rare all-hands meeting following earnings results, rallied employees ...

In a new interview, Apple’s Johny Srouji has offered additional details on the iPhone 16 and Apple Intelligence, including confirmation that all four iPhone 16 models have 8GB of RAM.

Apple's transition away from Intel to Apple Silicon was a difficult gamble to undertake, with a profile of Johny Srouji revealing challenges including an internal debate over designing components ...

Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, is now the company's second-best-paid exec behind only Apple's retail chief, Angela Ahrendts. Srouji made $24,162,392 in total ...

Unlike traditional chipmakers such as Nvidia and Intel, Apple is not making silicon for other companies. "Because we're not really selling chips outside, we focus on the product," Johny Srouji said.

And Srouji also cut his teeth at Intel, working at its Israel facility from 1990 to 2005, Fried points out. But, if Srouji is Intel's dream hire, he may also be out of Intel's league, even for the ...

That gave most of Apple’s engineers more time. It gave a little-known executive named Johny Srouji much less. Srouji is the senior vice president for hardware technologies at Apple.