Faultline readers may remember our unconventional coverage of an April Fools blog post that turned out to be the tip of a very large quantum computing iceberg – one that lured numerous people into a negative latency pipedream. That story has since taken another turn, as we learned about a growing interest among media and entertainment firms exploring quantum key distribution (QKD) to protect data assets. In that original blog post from US low latency video developer Red5 Pro, a real quantum network company called Quantum Xchange was cited, without being in on the hoax, and Red5 even suggested it might pursue a partnership with Quantum Xchange if the opportunity arose. Drifting further outside of our quantum comfort zone this…