AnandTech founder and EiC Anand Shimpi announced last night via a post on the site that he had decided to retire from technology journalism, but didn’t specify what he’d be doing instead. Today, Re/code reports that Shimpi will be going to Apple, as confirmed by the tech firm’s representative, though his exact role is still unknown.
Earlier this year AnandTech’s Brian Klug also left the site for a role at Apple with a focus on building processors for the company’s iOS lineup. It’s possible that Shimpi will be taking up a similar role in quality assurance or marketing.
Shimpi says he will continue to advise the AnandTech team on editorial matters when needed, though he will be leaving the operations of the site up to incoming editor-in-chief Ryan Smith.
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