Wouldn't these computation limits get invalidated if some future advanced civilization / super-human AI came up with warp drives / could use wormholes / any oth

Wouldn't these computation limits get invalidated if some future advanced civilization / super-human AI came up with warp drives / could use wormholes / any other loophole around the speed-of-light? If you could "pierce" speed-of-light limit, at least for signals, even with extraordinary costs, you may get some sort of distributed computing going on, potentially unbound (up to the size of full universe, as opposed to observable universe limited by light cones and expansion of space).