Senior managers and engineers in today's companies often make changes to their career paths, and that's why it's no wonder that Apple's current senior vice president of hardware Johny Srouji, sound like a possible CEO of Intel. The chip company is in the process of searching and considering the achievements that Srouji has made in his career and that he also worked at Intel a few years ago, it is not surprising that now he sounds like a possible candidate to be the "boss »Of this huge company.
The position is important despite the fact that Apple does not lack challenges
And it is that any senior executive or engineer always aspires to much more in his career and being the CEO of a company like Intel is not something that can be done every day. That is why one of the names indicated in Axios as a possible candidate for the position is Srouji, who joined Apple in 2008 and was one of the parents of the iPhone A4 chip. Previously he was in companies like IBM and Intel, to later join Steve Jobs' Apple.
Now with Apple's challenge of implementing its own processors in Macs and the increasingly advanced technologies used for iPhone processors, Srouji shouldn't be in a rush to leave Apple. Obviously they are long-term challenges and we are sure that you are already dedicating your time and work to the development of these processors, so what you are currently doing in the Cupertino company is not something basic, but of course, when you are called to be CEO of Intel… During the next few weeks we will surely have an answer and an official candidate for the position of CEO of Intel, we will see if it is or not Johnny Srouji.