OpenAI’s CEO believes Apple’s co-founder would have been “‘damn proud’ of Ive’s latest move”. He may be right.

Jony Ive became renowned for a meticulous design aesthetic that shaped the cultural zeitgeist during a 27-year career at Apple, which he left in 2019.

In the annals of tech history, few “what if” moments are as dramatic as the time Larry Ellison, the brash and brilliant co-founder of Oracle (ORCL), and Steve Jobs nearly pulled off a bold takeover of Apple Inc.

Jony Ive, famed designer of the iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro and more, is collaborating with Sam Altman's OpenAI. The ChatGPT maker acquired Ive's startup io for $6.4 billion to create AI-powered consumer devices.

Salesforce Inc. CEO Marc Benioff credits a pivotal 2010 conversation with Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs for shaping the focused product strategy that helped build his company's $270.8 billion market capitalization.

Wozniak started Apple Inc. alongside Seve Jobs back in 1976. Considered a Silicon Valley icon, Wozniak has helped shape the tech industry over the last four decades.

RPG Enterprises' Harsh Goenka shared a video by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on the ‘power of asking.’ Jobs highlighted how this strategy changed his life and advised people to follow it to make a change.

Elon Musk once recalled in an interview his short interaction with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. The encounter took place at a party where Larry Page (Google co-creator) introduced Musk to Jobs. However, the meeting didn’t go well.

The rest, as they say, is history. How, though, might Apple celebrate this history when the iPhone turns 20 in 2027? According to multiple rumors, the iOS-running device is due for a major makeover, one that might include a significant increase in the use of glass.

In a landmark acquisition that could shape the next decade of consumer technology, OpenAI has acquired ‘io’, the AI hardware startup founded by legendary Apple designer Sir Jony Ive, in a deal reportedly worth $6.

There were dozens of incredible product introductions by Steve Jobs while he was CEO of Apple. Like pulling the iPod nano out of his jeans coin pocket, or sliding the MacBook Air out of a manila envelope.