Amazon Go gets an 8th store, and you’ll never guess where

We’re still getting used to the idea of a store where there’s no checkout, but Amazon isn’t standing still. It’s just launched a new, much more compact version of its cashierless Go stores.

Jeff Bezos is more than happy to dive into a new market and start disrupting it, but Amazon’s success is due to how the company keeps relentlessly pushing an idea in new directions. That’s why we don’t just have one type of Go store anymore.

As Reuters reports, in Amazon’s Seattle offices a new version of the Go store now exists and it counts as the company’s eighth store. It’s only a quarter of the size of the first Go store, which is also located in Seattle, and the products offered cater specifically to the needs of employees. That’s why it’s full of salads and snacks. Read more…

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