About Primus IT: Lighting the Path for the AI Era

Our Story: A Legacy of Precision

Founded in 2015 and headquartered in the global tech hub of Hong Kong, PRIMUS IT LIMITED (PRIMUSIT) was born from a singular vision: to bridge the gap between burgeoning data demands and the physical limits of optical connectivity.

With a core team boasting over 15 years of deep-industry expertise, we have evolved from pioneers in high-speed optical R&D to a global frontrunner in the 100G, 400G, 800G, and 1.6T landscape. Our journey is defined by a relentless pursuit of signal integrity and a commitment to engineering excellence.

Our Vision: The Backbone of Intelligence

At Primus IT, we believe that the future of humanity is being rewritten by Artificial Intelligence. However, intelligence is only as fast as the networks that carry it.

Our Vision is to become the world’s most reliable nervous system for AI. We strive to empower global innovators—from supercomputing institutes to autonomous vehicle pioneers—with optical solutions that are not only faster but smarter, cooler, and more sustainable.

What Drives Us: The Primus Advantage

Innovation Without Limits: From Mastering Silicon Photonics (Si Ph) to pioneering Thin-film Lithium Niobate (TFLN) modulation, we push the boundaries of what’s possible at 200G/lane and beyond.

Quality Without Compromise: With ISO9001 and ISO14001 certifications, our "Quality First" philosophy is embedded in every gold-wire bond and every laser alignment.

Global Reach, Local Touch: We combine Hong Kong’s strategic logistics advantages with a global support mindset, ensuring that whether you are in Silicon Valley, Riyadh, or Frankfurt, your network never skips a beat.

Our Mission: Empowering Every Connection

Our mission is simple yet profound: To provide next-generation optical connectivity that accelerates the transition to a fully connected, AI-driven world. We don’t just manufacture transceivers; we build the critical links that allow AI to learn faster, 5G to reach further, and commercial satellites to connect the unconnected.