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About MinIO

MinIO provides a data and memory foundation for enterprise AI. Its products, AIStor and MemKV, unify data stack layers from agentic AI and inference context memory to tables and objects across core, edge, and cloud. AIStor is object storage described as high-performance, Iceberg-native, and fully S3-compatible, deployable across edge, core, and cloud environments. AIStor brings together persistent memory, structured tables, and objects into one data foundation. The company was founded in 2014.

Products

  • AIStor: Object storage that is Iceberg-native and S3-compatible, deployable across edge, core, and cloud.
  • MemKV: A petascale context memory store for AI inference, priced separately based on inference infrastructure.

Used for

  • Powering analytics, AI applications, and intelligent agents from one governed copy of data.
  • Persisting and sharing inference context across GPUs.
  • Supplying data continuously to GPU clusters during AI training.
  • Bridging on-prem data to Databricks with table sharing.

Who it is for

  • Used by small teams who can self-support with capacity requirements below 400 TiB.
  • Used by enterprise deployments requiring performance, scale, economics and premium support.
  • Used by Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and research institutions.

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