By Chance
Where business meets vision. An international magazine for the founders rewriting the rules — from the silicon powering the AI age to the runways electrifying regional flight.
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The Man Powering the AI Age
Navigating the silicon siege — how Jensen Huang plans to keep Nvidia ahead of the chip war as customers become rivals and China walls itself off.
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Turn the pages of Issue 01 — The Disruptors — from the cover through every story to the closing letter. A page-by-page digital edition of the print magazine.
Featured stories
The Airport Is Disappearing
Ink Innovation spent two decades quietly wiring the world's airports. Now it is making them vanish — one biometric gate, one paper tag, one queue at a time.
The Routes The World Left Behind
While the industry chased flying taxis, Dovetail Electric Aviation looked at the forgotten half of the sky — and found the fastest path to zero-emission flight.
The New Capital Architects
Institutions get priority. Retail gets leftovers. Regolith is building an intelligent cockpit for the two-trillion-dollar middle the industry forgot.
Disruption is a choice.
Markets do not disrupt themselves. Technologies do not deploy themselves. Someone looks at the way things are and refuses to accept it. Disruption is not an accident of timing or a gift of capital — it is a decision, made daily, against comfort and consensus. This magazine is for the people who make it.
By Chance · Where Business Meets Vision
Ten more stories rewriting the rules.
From Geneva watchmakers to Gulf real-estate disruptors, electric aviation pioneers to nightlife technologists — the founders building the next economy.
Sixty to seventy percent of business conversations vanish before they reach a system of record. Solgari is capturing them all — natively, inside the Microsoft cloud.
In the world's fastest-growing property market, Core Realty is dismantling the agency model itself — brokers as entrepreneurs, keeping every dirham they earn.
Clubs are emotionally rich and digitally poor. DJFAN — built on dancefloors, not in boardrooms — is giving nightlife the layer it always lacked: memory.
Lending platforms tried to remove the adviser from business finance. Presto is doing the opposite — and rebuilding the funding market around trust.
Ninety-five per cent of digital transformations fail — not because the technology is wrong, but because nobody talks to the people who must live with it. Pandatron built an AI that does.
Pragma emerged from a single question: what does Swiss Made truly mean today? The Geneva independent answers with radical transparency — and a watch called Perseverance.
From Paris to Dubai — Maison A&G and the discipline of bespoke interiors, crafted by certified hands.
"The future belongs to those who build with vision and integrity."
Eleven stories. Eleven refusals to accept the way things are. If this issue has a single argument, it is that disruption is neither chaos nor luck — it is craftsmanship applied to conviction. See you in Issue 02.
Muhammad Ali · Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief