DigitalPlat
DigitalPlat is my nonprofit work focused on internet freedom, open-source infrastructure, and lowering barriers to access. The goal is simple: useful technology should not be locked behind unnecessary gatekeeping.
I am Edward Hsing. I work on internet infrastructure, operating systems, containers, DNS, networking, and open technology. My projects sit between low-level engineering and public-interest infrastructure, with an emphasis on durability, scale, and real-world usefulness.
I started building systems young, and that curiosity turned into infrastructure used by people around the world. Today, I split my work across nonprofit and commercial efforts, while staying deeply hands-on with architecture, code, operations, and product direction.
DigitalPlat is my nonprofit work focused on internet freedom, open-source infrastructure, and lowering barriers to access. The goal is simple: useful technology should not be locked behind unnecessary gatekeeping.
EdgeAlphix is where I move faster on infrastructure engineering, systems work, and production-facing experiments. It is built around reliable technology, open standards, and long-term operational thinking.
Most of my projects live close to the metal. I like building things end to end, from low-level mechanics to systems that can survive real use.
A few of the things I am best known for right now.
A large-scale domain infrastructure project that gives builders, students, and open communities access to free subdomains and managed DNS tooling.
An independently engineered operating system effort focused on execution environments, kernel architecture, Linux compatibility, and practical systems research.
A mobile Linux container system designed for portable computing environments, exploring how flexible system access can exist beyond traditional desktop assumptions.
A DigitalPlat project focused on license infrastructure, canonical open-source license texts, and making legal clarity more accessible to developers and maintainers.
I care more about systems that hold up under pressure than polished demos that collapse in real use. Reliability matters. Clear behavior matters. Honest engineering matters.
I believe open technology expands access, improves trust, and creates better long-term infrastructure. A lot of my work is public, inspectable, and grounded in that idea.
The internet should be more open, more durable, and more useful to the people building on it.
EdgeAlphix LLC
DigitalPlat
If your work overlaps with infrastructure, systems, open technology, or something ambitious that should exist but does not yet, feel free to reach out.