When it comes to Web servers, the big two are Apache and Internet Information Server, but their faster, more nimble rival, NGINX is catching up with them.

Nginx is betting that its open-source Web server software, now used by many large Internet services, will also find a home in the enterprise. The second release of Nginx’s commercial package ...

The new hotness Nginx (pronounced "engine-ex") is a lightweight Web server with a reputation for speed, speed, speed.

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Although nginx is growing in popularity and is clearly demonstrating its ability to be an Apache alternative, there are a few things to consider before abandoning your current web server.

The new number two Web server in the world, open-source NGINX, is now offering commercial support.

Nginx will make its Web server more flexible and manageable with the upcoming additions of a dynamic modules capability and a SaaS-based monitoring tool called Amplify.

NGINX Plus R12 has an upgraded load balancer, content cache and web server offerings to increase web app reliability, security and scale.

Ubuntu puts Nginx Web server on equal footing with Apache Ubuntu follows Fedora in giving "full security updates" to Nginx.

Nginx is releasing a commercial edition of its namesake open source Web server software, called Nginx Plus, which it will market as a software alternative to application delivery controllers (ADCs).