There's no known way to transfer information faster than the speed of light (and if there were, there are some relativistic tricks you can play to actually send information backwards in time).
But (as far as I understand) quantum entanglement doesn't let you transmit information at any particular speed, so that still doesn't work. (Roughly speaking, QE can be thought of as "the universe transmits information at >c", but in order to extract this information, we have to send messages conventionally. So it has a theoretical upper bound of c, like everything else, but has the same practical limits.)