It's a dumpster fire of an article. Claiming they can break a range of encryption algorithms, including AES and can reverse hash functions. Then at the very en

It's a dumpster fire of an article. Claiming they can break a range of encryption algorithms, including AES and can reverse hash functions. Then at the very end promoting their patented "quantum key distribution" to fix it which is asymmetric cryptography and has nothing to do with fixing AES if its broken. There's an ongoing NIST competition for post-quantum key distribution right now that they don't seem to be participating in. Scrutiny probably isn't desirable when you are VC backed though. Until they publish something, the only valid stance is that this Bloomberg reporter got taken for a ride with big baseless claims like they always do.