Under Cook’s leadership—both as CEO and before that as COO—Apple brought its most important technologies in-house. It designs its own chips, manages its own supply chain, and oversees a services ecosystem that generated nearly $100 billion in revenue last year alone.

In a new Fortune article, my colleague Geoff Colvin highlights the dilemma facing Apple CEO Tim Cook. Chief executive since 2011, Cook succeeded Steve Jobs after serving as Apple’s chief operating officer. As COO, he was responsible for the company’s worldwide sales and operations.

A new report claims that despite a series of alleged issues to do with Apple Intelligence and lack of new hardware, CEO Tim Cook can weather any issue because of how dramatically he has grown the company.