John Sculley names OpenAI as Apple’s biggest competitive threat in years
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Updated · Fox Business · Apr 27
John Sculley names OpenAI as Apple’s biggest competitive threat in years
12 articles · Updated · Fox Business · Apr 27
Sculley’s remarks follow Tim Cook’s announced transition to executive chairman and John Ternus’s appointment as Apple CEO effective September 1, 2026.
He highlighted both Apple and OpenAI’s plans to launch wearable AI devices, with Jony Ive collaborating with OpenAI on AI-powered hardware.
Sculley emphasized the shifting tech landscape, noting potential changes in consumer loyalty and affirming Apple’s strong leadership as it marks its 50th anniversary amid intensifying AI competition.
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