John Ternus discusses Apple’s next major product in interview with Mark Gurman.

Apple senior vice president of hardware engineering John Ternus sat down with Bloomberg’s chief Apple correspondent Mark Gurman for the first public interview on Gurman’s upcoming “Power On” podcast, a conversation that comes as the company searches for its next growth driver after the iPhone 15 launch.

The interview follows Apple’s September iPhone event, where every major detail was already known thanks to Gurman’s extensive network of sources. Apple’s flagship phone line has powered the company for more than a decade, but sales are flattening and rivals are closing the gap. Analysts say Apple needs a breakthrough product to keep its momentum, whether that is a mixed‑reality headset, a health‑focused Apple Watch, or a new Mac with its own silicon. Ternus, who oversees all of Apple’s hardware, is now under pressure to deliver that next big thing.

Gurman’s reputation for accurate leaks has made him the go‑to journalist for Apple insiders. In the podcast, he will press Ternus on the status of Apple’s long‑rumored AR/VR headset, the progress of the health sensors being added to the Watch, and the timeline for a next‑generation Mac. Industry experts expect the discussion to reveal whether Apple’s supply chain can support a new device at scale, and whether the company is ready to launch a product that could redefine its ecosystem. The interview is also notable because Ternus rarely speaks to the press, making any hints he gives especially valuable.

Apple’s next major public event is its Worldwide Developers Conference in early June, where the company typically unveils new software and occasionally hardware. If Ternus signals that a headset or a new Mac is on the way, investors will likely adjust their expectations for the coming fiscal year. The “Power On” interview could set the tone for what Apple hopes to showcase at WWDC, and whether the company can sustain its market dominance beyond the iPhone.