Amazon is launching Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS), a new business unit that leverages its logistics network to serve external customers beyond its traditional e-commerce, AWS, and advertising segments. ASCS focuses on residential parcel delivery with competitive pricing to attract third-party volume, aiming to improve network efficiency and reduce costs. This initiative could contribute 2–5% of Amazon's annual operating income, primarily through cost savings in retail logistics. The move enhances Amazon's logistics capabilities and offers growth potential beyond its existing cloud and AI businesses, with future expansion possible in freight and international markets.
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