#hardware-engineering tag

Red Bull's GamePop magazine cover integrates playable Tetris through a flexible circuit board thinner than human hair, demonstrating innovative print media that merges physical and interactive gaming experiences.

Apple

fromFast Company

5 months ago

Tim Cook may leave Apple as soon as next year. Here's who could replace him

John Ternus is widely reported as the likely successor to Tim Cook, positioning Apple for a hardware-focused leadership transition amid AI and design challenges.

Startup companies

fromFortune

6 months ago

Exclusive: Flow Engineering raises $23 million Series A led by Sequoia to power hardware's new era | Fortune

Maximize the positive difference one makes by innovating hardware design to align outdated tools and workflows with increasingly software-driven product complexity.

fromFortune

6 months ago

Meet John Ternus, the 50-year-old Apple executive and former swimming champ who's rumored to succeed Tim Cook as CEO | Fortune

According to his LinkedIn profile, the mechanical engineer joined Apple's product design team in 2001 and has overseen hardware engineering for virtually every major product in the company's current portfolio. His fingerprints are on every generation of iPad, the latest iPhone lineup, and AirPods. He also played a crucial role in the Mac's transition to Apple silicon. He's also played a prominent role during Apple's most recent keynotes, introducing products like the new iPhone Air.

Apple

Startup companies

fromTechCrunch

10 months ago

AllSpice's platform is the GitHub for electrical engineering teams | TechCrunch

AllSpice successfully fills a niche for collaboration tools specifically tailored for electrical hardware engineering teams.

#hardware-engineering#hardware-engineering

Apple's next CEO is a 'hardware guy.' Here's what I hope that means

Apple will have a product guy as CEO again

John Ternus, the swimmer leading the race to succeed Tim Cook at Apple