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We work a polynomial variant of an arithmetic problem solved by Steuerwald in 1937. More precisely, we prove, under a mild condition, that the equation on the title, has no solutions A := ΠP P2 ∈ F2[x], with irreducible P, and ω(A) < 16. Unconditionally, we prove that deg(P) ≥ 40. This improves on known results.