Tal Inbar Appointed New CEO of Apple Israel Development Center
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First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
Tal Inbar, currently head of Apple's Silicon and Storage group in Israel, is appointed CEO of Apple Israel's development center, succeeding Roni Friedman. Inbar's career began at Intel and later at Anobit, whose technology was acquired by Apple in 2013, forming the basis of Apple's Israeli development centers. The center now employs about 2,600 people and has risen in global importance within Apple.
- 01Tal Inbar named new CEO of Apple Israel after Roni Friedman's nine-year tenure.
- 02Inbar began at Intel, then led development at Anobit before Apple's 2013 acquisition.
- 03Anobit's technology underpins flash storage in iPhones, Macs, and iPads today.
- 04Inbar helped develop Apple's unified chip architecture and M-series Mac processors.
- 05Apple Israel center employs about 2,600 and gained prominence with Johnny Srouji's global VP role.
- 06Leadership change reflects Apple's evolving global management and Israeli center's growth.
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