Can Tenas make Apple crazy again?

The last question, and also the most crucial: Can Tenas replicate the "world-changing" feeling that Steve Jobs had back in the day?
The answer is very likely — no.
But that doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing. Apple today is too large, no longer driven by "inspiration bursts," but by systematic operation.
The real practical path is: while maintaining the core business, find 1-2 high-growth engines, such as AI hardware or new interaction devices.
If this is achieved, even without "revolutionary products," the market will still buy in.
From a technical perspective, once a large-cap company develops a "second growth curve," it often undergoes a valuation reassessment.
— Final conclusion: Tenas doesn't need to become Jobs; it only needs to prove — Apple can continue to grow. #特纳斯接任苹果CEO