Neal Freiman
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 11 Jun
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Morning Brew Daily · The Tim Cook Era is Ending & Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough? · 21 Apr 2026
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It's already doing it.
The tech companies that Apple was contending with a few decades ago when Tim Cook started is not the same cohort that their rivals are today.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google has a big
AI program as well.
Apple seems to be lagging behind those competitors when it comes to AI.
And if AI is the next big thing, it needs to figure its stuff out.
Number two, develop bolder products.
What is the next big thing?
That is something that may have perhaps languished, that bold innovation.
under Tim Cook, whereas it flourished under Steve Jobs.
We'll see if Ternus can bring that back.
And then the third one is manage the Trump relationship.
I know it doesn't sound as sexy, but this is very important for a company like Apple that has production in places like China and India and all over the world, sells also to places all across the world, has retail stores across five continents.
China is its second biggest market.
So something that Tim Cook did that Steve Jobs never had to do was go to the White House, go to Xi Jinping in Beijing and
you know, massage those relationships with world leaders.
I think the overarching legacy of Tim Cook will just be a very good financial steward.
He made people a lot of money as CEO of Apple.
He didn't maybe invent the iPhone or some of these, you know, these whiz bang products that Steve Jobs did, but he squeezed as much money as he possibly could out of them.
And so that will maybe be what Tim Cook is remembered for as just being a consistent leader.
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