Samsara Inc.

• IOT Stock Price 24h change: -0.59%. From 31.99 USD to 31.80 USD. The decline was primarily driven by broader market pessimism following news of potential global trade tariffs, which overshadowed positive analyst upgrades.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is in a "Strong Sell" phase as it trades near a critical 52-week low of $31.40. While it is forming a potential "triple bottom" support around $32.00, it remains below its 50-day ($37.35) and 200-day ($37.53) moving averages, with a bearish RSI of 32.37.
• Samsara announced that thousands of food and beverage leaders have standardized their operations on its platform to enhance safety and compliance.
• New research from Samsara reveals that AI-driven dash cams are delivering rapid, measurable ROI for U.S. public sector agencies through improved incident management.
• BNP Paribas upgraded IOT to "Outperform" with a $40 price target, noting that demand for its connected operations products is stabilizing after early 2025 disruptions.
• The IoT industry is seeing a major shift toward "Physical AI," with humanoid robotics and multi-agent systems expected to enter broad operational use by 2026.
• Industry reports indicate a surge in demand for IoT cybersecurity solutions, with the market projected to quadruple to $34 billion by 2030 to protect hyper-connected infrastructures.

• IOT Stock Price 24h change: +0.23%. From 31.99 USD to 32.07 USD. (Note: On Jan 20, IOT fell 8.2% to 32.03 USD due to heavy selling pressure and insider activity; Jan 21 saw a slight recovery).
• From a technical perspective, the stock is testing a critical "Triple Bottom" support level at the 32 USD mark, which has held twice previously in 2025; technical indicators like RSI (39.99) and moving averages (200-day SMA at 38.79) currently signal a bearish mid-term trend despite short-term stabilization.
• Samsara released new research on Jan 20 showing that its AI dash cams deliver rapid ROI for U.S. public sector agencies, with 89% of agencies seeing returns within six months through reduced claims and insurance costs.
• SEC filings in January 2026 revealed significant insider selling, including Co-Founder Sanjit Biswas selling 263,900 shares (valued at ~9.1 million USD), which has contributed to recent downward price pressure.
• Samsara's "2025 Year in Review" report highlighted that its customers collectively drove over 90 billion miles and achieved 73% lower crash rates using the platform, underscoring strong product adoption despite stock volatility.
• At CES 2026, the "Software-Defined" trend and AI-first ecosystems dominated the IoT sector, with a shift toward unified platforms that automate decision-making across infrastructure and transportation.
• SoftBank launched the "Infrinia AI Cloud OS" on Jan 21, a new software stack for AI data centers designed to automate infrastructure management and scale large language model (LLM) inference services.