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Washington, June 1, 2026, 18:03 EDT As broadband satellite projects crowd low Earth orbit, a less visible issue is surfacing for the industry: ground systems responsible for processing mountains of spacecraft data are struggling to keep up. In a May 20 article, SpaceNews dubbed the issue the “cardinality wall”—a data bottleneck that intensifies as satellite fleets jump from a few dozen craft into the thousands. The challenge: LEO, shorthand for low Earth orbit, packs satellites so close to the planet that each one brings an extra stream of health, power, thermal, software and orbital data for operators to manage on

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