Powerful computational tools to accelerate stem higher education and research in North Carolina.
NCShare Compute as a Service (CaaS) and GPU as a Service (GaaS) is a program established and funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation to help researchers and educators to utilize computing systems and services – at no cost to you. NCShare accommodates a wide range of computational needs, from interactive sessions using tools like MATLAB, RStudio, and Jupyter Notebooks, to parallel workflows for large-scale computations.
Self-service computing allocations are provided for faculty and students of NCShare Participants.
Join the Conversation
- We are currently seeking research early adopters. If you are interested in participating as a researcher, subscribe to our mailing list by emailing sympa@duke.edu with subject line:
subscribe ncshare_champions@duke.edu firstname lastname. Leave the message body blank. - All individuals with IT support responsibilities for educational and research computing at our consortium partners and participating institutions are invited to participate in the support of NCShare services. Sign up on our IT Support page.
- Join our discussion forum to ask questions and share ideas with the NCShare community.
New to NCShare?
You need to: Sign-up for an account here.
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Basic Computing Allocations for Courses
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Advanced Computing Allocations for Research
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NCShare Office Hours
Questions about how to use NCShare? What research support options are available? Sign up for our virtual office hours or custom training options.
- General inquiries: Contact info@ncshare.org
Tip
Don’t know who to contact on your campus with NCShare? Having trouble getting started with NCShare? If you are having problems finding or engaging the right IT staff or experiencing operational problems with using NCShare, please send a note to info@ncshare.org and we can work to get you connected with the right resources at your institution and within the NCShare team.