Human Aspirations, Work Ethic Projected onto Intel Computing Chips

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This is cute. In this trilogy of ads, Intel pairs assembly-line imagery with compelling background narrative that lends the sense these chips aren’t just cogs in the wheel; they’re personalities seeking unique opportunities out in the world.

Observe how chips look for love, ponder their possibilities on “graduation day” and whistle while hard at work.

The campaign, which was produced by Anonymous for agency McCann Erickson, makes a great companion series to HP’s The Computer is Personal Again, which focused on how the personalities of computer owners imbued the computer itself.

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