Acadine’s core product H5OS was a web-centric operating system that was primarily based on the open web standard HTML5.

"[6] Li Gong started his career as a researcher, primarily in the fields of computer systems, networking, and information security.

Before going into the industry, he first worked at Odyssey Research in Ithaca, New York, and later at the Computer Science Laboratory at SRI International in Menlo Park, California.

[citation needed] He held visiting positions at Cornell and Stanford and was a guest chair professor at Tsinghua University, Beijing.

He led Beijing and Shanghai teams working in many areas across all the services MSN offered — including Messenger, Hotmail, Spaces, Safety, Mobile, Search, Ads platform, and Virtual Earth.

[3] Li participated (as co-founder, investor, and advisor) in a number of startups in the Silicon Valley and in China.