In the final weeks of 2024, it seems fitting that CNBC is interviewing two prominent executives at Apple, given how often the company has been in the media spotlight recently discussing whether or not consumers can buy Apple’s latest watches in the U.S.
But the CNBC interview didn’t focus on lawsuits or possible partnership agreements. Instead, CNBC talked with Johny Srouji, senior vice president of hardware technologies for Apple, and John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering for Apple, mostly about Apple silicon and how it allows Apple to produce unique products. And while some might suggest that paint drying on a wall might be more engaging than such an interview, the nearly 35-minute video interview is actually quite fascinating and informative, even though the two executives refused to discuss upcoming products or partnerships: “We can't really discuss future roadmaps," said Srouji.
