MinIO Expands Partner Program to Meet Growing AIStor Demand

Jun 11, 2025
MinIO has launched an expanded partner program to address the increasing demand for its AIStor platform, appointing Mike Marinchak as VP of Global Partner Sales.

MinIO has launched an expanded partner program to meet the growing demand for its AIStor platform, announced in a press release. The program aims to support the evolving needs of global customers as AI adoption drives demand for scalable storage solutions.

The updated MinIO Partner Program introduces new incentives for revenue growth, enhanced training, and certification opportunities. Mike Marinchak, a veteran from NetApp and Pure Storage, has been appointed as the Vice President of Global Partner Sales to lead the partner strategy. Marinchak will focus on extending MinIO AIStor's capabilities through global channel partners.

The program's enhancements include larger incentives for revenue growth, improved training courses, and new certifications for partners. It targets various partner categories, including system integrators, appliance partners, and distributors. The MinIO Academy offers different levels of training, providing partners with the skills and knowledge needed for success.

MinIO's partner program is designed to capitalize on the rapid growth of the AI data storage market, with AIStor becoming a key solution for organizations seeking scalable and efficient storage options.

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