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WASHINGTON, June 2, 2026, 19:10 (EDT) Low-Earth-orbit satellite companies are running into a serious ground-systems crunch as they ramp up from a handful of satellites to thousands. The surge in telemetry—machine data critical for tracking spacecraft health and performance—now threatens to overwhelm their ability to store, search, and respond to it on the fly. In a May 20 piece, SpaceNews flagged the so-called “cardinality wall” as a sticking point: the real choke isn’t just the satellite link itself, but the crush of telemetry as satellite fleets scale up and start pushing richer streams of status data down from orbit. Every

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