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Given that various answers here at Physics assert that information isn't transferred (such as this Phys.SE post), and given recent announcements, does this invalidate our understanding of what's happening? Is information actually translated superluminally?

Given that various answers here at Physics assert that information isn't transferred (such as this Phys.SE post), and given recent announcements, does this invalidate our understanding of what's happening? Is information actually translated superluminally?

Given that various answers here at Physics assert that information isn't transferred (such as Does entanglement not immediately contradict the theory of special relativity?), and given recent announcements (http://www.sciencealert.com/quantum-teleportation-was-just-achieved-over-7-km-of-cable), does this invalidate our understanding of what's happening? Is information actually translated superluminally?

Given that various answers here at Physics assert that information isn't transferred (such as this Phys.SE post), and given recent announcements, does this invalidate our understanding of what's happening? Is information actually translated superluminally?