No, there are no "new, exceptionally bright photons". The energy of a photon is still related to its frequency by
E = h ν
Please go back to what you were doing.
https://www.livescience.com/technology/communications/unbreakable-quantum-communication-closer-to-reality-thanks-to-new-exceptionally-bright-photons
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