Tidal parted ways with MQA awhile ago, April last year I think and have been phasing out their content since that time. MQA technically went into administration at that point, but refuse to die off and have since been bought by Lenbrook, who also own Bluesound and NAD.

This is an attempt to revive it as a lot has been invested in MQA, many millions. I'm agnostic to it as a format, but a lot really like how it sounds and have bought MQA gear because of that, so potentially there is still a very large user base out there - a lot of people own Bluesound products and love them. The only issue I had with MQA was the dishonesty and manipulation to try and force customers into using the format and attacking people who discovered they weren't being open about it's authenticity as a lossless format, which in my opinion would ultimately have limited choice for both music purchase and equipment purchase, with MQA calling the shots . . . . a monopoly in other words.

That's my interpretation anyway, others chip in if they think that's wrong?