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WASHINGTON, June 5, 2026, 17:03 EDT Amazon’s Leo satellite project got a partial pass from U.S. regulators on Friday, sidestepping a looming July deployment deadline. That move lets its low-Earth-orbit broadband ambitions keep breathing, even as SpaceX’s Starlink rapidly extends its constellation. But the decision throws a spotlight on a quieter issue for satellite operators: the question of whether ground data infrastructure can keep pace with the surge of new satellites in orbit. Timing’s key here. SpaceX launched 53 Starlink satellites in quick succession—two flights, less than 19 hours apart, June 3 and June 4. That move pushed its active

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