Which retail giant established its innovation lab network specifically across different geographic regions to test location-specific technologies, naming each lab after its city's coordinates?

The retail landscape is constantly evolving with geography playing a crucial role in how brands deploy innovative technologies. Location-specific retail strategies are becoming more sophisticated as companies leverage geographical data and regional consumer behaviors. This poll explores how one major retailer has pioneered a geographic approach to retail innovation labs, creating a network that reflects diverse regional markets and technological ecosystems.

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Walmart's 'Latitude Labs' (with innovation centers in Bentonville, San Francisco, and Bangalore)
Target's 'Geolocation Innovation Network' (with hubs in Minneapolis, Silicon Valley, and Seoul)
Amazon's 'Prime Meridian' (with tech centers in Seattle, London, and Tokyo)
Alibaba's 'GeoInnovate' (with labs in Hangzhou, Singapore, and San Francisco named by their exact GPS coordinates)