Top Apple engineer moves to mysterious new project
News Highlights: Top Apple engineer moves to mysterious new project
Dan Riccio, one of Apple’s top designers, is moving to a mysterious new role in Cupertino.
After joining Apple in 1998, Riccio worked on many groundbreaking products, from the first iMac to last year’s AirPods Max and M1-powered Macs. Now he has become Apple’s “Vice President of Engineering”.
Going forward, Riccio says he will “spend all my time and energy at Apple creating something new and wonderful that I can’t be more excited about,” said a press release on Monday.
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Apple promises something ‘new and wonderful’
Apple s hardware senior vice president is leaving his post to focus on a top secret project at Apple in which he s dedicating time to build something new and wonderful. What is the company driving at? Apple
The game of thrones among Apple’s executive elite continues with news that current hardware engineering lead, Dan Riccio, is moving into a new role where he is, “creating something new and wonderful” at Apple.
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Apple has a new head of hardware engineering as part of its latest executive revamp. John Ternus will now serve as its hardware engineering lead, succeeding Dan Riccio as SVP of that team.