Google Rolls Out AI Universal Cart to U.S. Shoppers, Tapping 60 Billion Product Listings
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 22
Google Rolls Out AI Universal Cart to U.S. Shoppers, Tapping 60 Billion Product Listings
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 22
Summary
Oct. 15 marked the U.S. rollout of Universal Cart, Google's AI shopping hub that lets users save products from multiple retailers in one place across Search and the Gemini app.
60 billion listings in Google's Shopping Graph power price-drop and restock alerts, while the tool also surfaces promo codes and eligible credit-card benefits through Google Wallet.
Nike, Sephora, Target, Ulta Beauty, Walmart, Wayfair and many Shopify merchants support streamlined checkout, though some purchases still route shoppers to the retailer's own site.
Google previewed Universal Cart in May and had discussed broader integration with YouTube and Gmail, but the launch confirmed only Search and Gemini availability in the U.S.
Privacy remains a question because Google has not detailed how long Universal Cart shopping data is retained or how it may be used for advertising.