Amazon is developing a project called World Product Graph to provide shoppers with data on virtually every product available online, even those not sold by Amazon. The initiative aims to keep customers on Amazon's platform by offering comprehensive product information that currently requires searching on Google or other sites. Amazon plans to gather this data from brand contributions and web crawling, targeting a launch around October 2027. This move also aims to attract AI shopping agents to Amazon's site, competing with Google and Walmart's eCommerce offerings.
Amazon's new initiative to catalog every product online highlights its ongoing competition with Google and Walmart. On Pluang, Amazon shares trade at USD 267.17 with a slight 0.10% decrease, while Google shares are priced at USD 296.20, down 0.84%, as of Nov 14, 2026 03:51 WIB. Walmart's stock shows a 1.36% gain at USD 127.91, reflecting varied investor sentiment across these retail and tech giants.
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