Amazon plans to build an index covering products across the entire web; implementation timeline undecided.

Amazon is building an internal product-data index called World Product Graph that would cover goods sold across the entire internet, including items Amazon itself does not sell, with plans to surface the information through its own site, The Verge reported, citing internal documents. The project is intended to make consumers and AI shopping agents rely more on Amazon for product search while improving the accuracy of its shopping assistants and lowering model costs through added data. The documents list an October 1, 2027 launch date, though whether and when the plan will be implemented remains unclear. Amazon cautioned that draft or outdated documents may present incomplete information and that such brainstorming files do not necessarily reflect current company plans. The effort signals Amazon's ambition to position itself as the default layer for AI-driven commerce discovery beyond its own marketplace, and the next thing to watch is whether the 2027 timeline holds or the initiative is shelved.