Samsara has announced a major build-out of its Canadian infrastructure, including the deployment of a dedicated AWS Canada data center to satisfy data-residency regulations for public sector entities, Crown corporations and highly regulated industries. This facility underpins large-scale rollouts such as First Student’s initiative to install AI-driven safety and telematics across approximately 46,000 vehicles in the US and Canada. Additionally, Samsara reports that over 15% of its net new annual contract value in Q3 came from international markets, highlighting sustained momentum in complex, regional operating environments.

To streamline hardware delivery and asset management for Canadian customers, Samsara has partnered with Ottawa Logistics to provide same-day shipping and eliminate import fees, shrinking lead times by up to 70%. A collaboration with Element Fleet Management now offers a unified asset lifecycle solution—integrating real-time telematics data with fleet procurement and maintenance services—to drive down total cost of ownership and boost fleet uptime for Canadian enterprises.

Addressing connectivity challenges in remote northern regions, Samsara’s Satellite Connectivity ensures uninterrupted data flow where cellular networks are unreliable. The company has also upgraded its AI safety platform with real-time weather intelligence overlays, proactive coaching tools that automatically prioritize critical safety events, and a one-click SOS feature with proactive check-ins—designed to protect drivers and field workers operating in severe conditions across Canada.

Samsara will report its fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2026 financial results on March 5, 2026, after US market close, with a live webcast scheduled at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time. Management will discuss revenue growth drivers, international expansion progress—including Canadian market traction—and guidance for fiscal 2027. A replay and accompanying press release will be available via the company's investor relations website.