Srouji has played a key role in developing Apple’s in-house semiconductor technology, including the processors powering its iPhones, iPads and Mac computers.
\n\nApple’s Israeli-born hardware chief Johny Srouji has emerged as a potential candidate to replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia’s chief executive officer, according to a Bloomberg report, as the artificial intelligence chipmaker begins its search for a permanent successor.
\n\nBloomberg reported on November 11 that Nvidia’s board was working with an external executive-search firm to identify potential replacements for Huang. Srouji, who currently serves as Apple’s chief hardware officer, was among the executives identified as a possible candidate.
\n\nHowever, there is no confirmation that Nvidia has approached Srouji or offered him the position.
\n\nSrouji is an Israeli-born engineer who joined Apple in 2008 to lead the development of the company’s A4 processor, its first internally designed system-on-a-chip.
\n\nHe subsequently became one of the central figures behind Apple’s transition from Intel processors to its own Apple Silicon chips for Mac computers. His work also covers the semiconductor technologies used across Apple's mobile devices.
\n\nApple elevated Srouji to the position of chief hardware officer in April 2026, expanding his responsibilities across hardware engineering and hardware technologies.
\n\nBefore joining Apple, he worked…
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