LACNIC
Technology, Information and InternetMontevideo, Uruguay51-200 Employees
LACNIC is a regional Internet registry responsible for the allocation and administration of Internet numbering resources, including IPv4, IPv6, autonomous systems, and reverse DNS for the Latin America and Caribbean region. Based in Montevideo, Uruguay, it supports the development of Internet infrastructure and policy through active regional cooperation, aiming to foster Internet access and sustainable economic and social development in its area. The organization serves a community of stakeholders across the region, working to ensure that Internet resources are managed in a way that advances inclusion and regional interests. Its work sits within the technology, information, and Internet sector, where it operates alongside other regional and global Internet governance bodies. A notable development in recent years includes collaboration with APNIC on projects to study Internet technical success factors, reflecting ongoing regional partnerships and policy initiatives.