Scality Names Greg DiFraia Senior Vice President of AI Alliances and Partnerships

Apr 23, 2026
Scality has appointed Greg DiFraia, former CEO of Inlayer, as Senior Vice President of AI Alliances and Partnerships. He will lead the company’s global AI ecosystem strategy and partnership initiatives.
Scality Names Greg DiFraia Senior Vice President of AI Alliances and Partnerships

Scality has appointed Greg DiFraia, former CEO of Inlayer, as Senior Vice President of AI Alliances and Partnerships. The company announced that DiFraia will oversee its global AI ecosystem strategy, focusing on partnerships and initiatives that support enterprise AI adoption.

DiFraia brings more than twenty years of experience in data storage, global sales, and strategic alliances. Before leading Inlayer, he spent five years at Scality as General Manager and Field CTO. His previous roles include Vice President of Strategic Alliances at Turbonomic and leadership positions at Dell EMC, where he contributed to the launches of the Atmos and ECS object storage platforms.

In his new role, DiFraia will work with technology providers, system integrators, and cloud platforms to strengthen Scality’s AI alliance network. His appointment aligns with Scality’s ongoing investment in AI innovation and the expansion of its AI ecosystem certification program, which now includes validations across more than twenty AI and machine learning tools and frameworks.

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