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Apple’s Johny Srouji may be the latest company executive to seek greener pastures, according to a report from Bloomberg<\/em><\/a>. The report said that Srouji, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, told Tim Cook that he is “seriously considering leaving in the near future.”<\/p>\n While the report didn’t mention if Srouji has another job lined up, Bloomberg<\/em>‘s sources claimed that he wants to join another company if he leaves Apple. Srouji joined the company in 2008 to develop Apple’s first in-house system-on-a-chip and eventually led the transition to Apple silicon.<\/p>\n If Srouji leaves Apple, he would be the latest in a string of departures of longtime execs. At the start of the month, Apple announced that John Giannandrea<\/a>, the company’s senior vice president for machine learning and AI strategy, would be retiring from his role in spring 2026. A couple of days later, Bloomberg<\/em><\/a> reported that the company’s head of interface design, Alan Dye, would be leaving for a role at Meta. Adding to those exits, Apple also revealed<\/a> that Kate Adams, who has been Apple’s general counsel since 2017, and Lisa Jackson, vice president for Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives, will both be leaving in early 2026.<\/p>\n The shakeup at the executive level comes after Bloomberg<\/em>‘s Mark Gurman<\/a> previously reported that Cook may not be preparing for his own departure as CEO next year. Gurman’s prediction counters a report from the Financial Times<\/em> that claimed that Apple was accelerating succession plans<\/a> for Cook with an expected stepping down sometime next year.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n