Sure, go ahead and use an example of a technology that had more than 70 years of research and development gone behind it. And 70 years only for the silicon based transistors. If you actually count all the mathematical foundation that helped us make computers you're talking about atleast a century of innovation that made modern computer what it is today.

If you went back in 1970s and told them to start working on Instagram or Facebook, no one will take you seriously. Modern TCP protocols weren't made till 1980s.

Similarly, there's no technology we currently have that'll support data enters in space. Solar panels? Kilometers large array to support anything equivalent of a modern datacenter on earth. Cooling? I've seen no decent solution for that either. Molten salt is a horrible solution cause keeping salts liquid will alone increase the temperature and energy requirements. Cluster of smaller satellites? Good luck with traffic management.

Also each calculation needs to be run atleast 3 times in space because of high energy particles bit flipping. So already a space data center will cost 3x more energy to run.

Sorry, I don't see a good enough reason to put data centers in space.