• ARC Releases Toolkit to Help Rural Communities Expand Broadband

  • MCNC Enhanced DDoS Protection Capabilities

  • MCNC has data center hosting services available

  • Check out our Security and Software Licensing Services

  • MCNC community members were instrumental in preparing the Appalachian Regional Commission Broadband Planning Primer and Toolkit to help rural Appalachian communities expand broadband service. It provides information on broadband technology and planning, along with tools and resources to assist with the broadband planning process. Read more

  • In response to increased threats of DDoS attacks, MCNC has made a significant investment in developing and implementing world-class DDoS protection capabilities for NCREN customers. MCNC has updated the NCREN backbone with advanced traffic routing capabilities and has deployed multiple DDoS scrubbing centers on the network. Read more

  • Does your organization need managed data center hosting services? MCNC’s 5,000 square foot data center in RTP has space available for more than 30 racks for server co-location, disaster recovery, and data storage. MCNC’s data protection, 24x7 monitoring, and security offers peace of mind from an organization you can trust. Call us at 919.248.1117 for details. Read more

  • MCNC added Security and Software Licensing to our service catalog. Learn more about these services and our other offerings. Read more

Who we are

MCNC is a technology non-profit that builds, owns, and operates a leading-edge broadband infrastructure for North Carolina’s research, education, non-profit healthcare, and other community institutions.

What we do

Leverage MCNC’s vast, open access broadband infrastructure to create unprecedented opportunity for North Carolinians where they live, access education, seek economic gain, participate in their governance and access healthcare.

Why we do it

MCNC works with the existing and future connectors to our North Carolina Research and Education Network (NCREN) to identify and meet broadband, network services and application needs that are not currently being met. MCNC partners with best of breed service and application providers to develop, deploy and sustain solutions for NCREN connectors.

Notice of Public Meeting

MCNC Advisory Council

MCNC announces that on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 at 1 p.m., the MCNC Advisory Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting at MCNC at 3021 E. Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27709 in Building 3, Seminar Rooms A and B.

For more information, email press@mcnc.org or call (919) 248.4105.