First is ungrammatical, the second is just about grammatical, but in my view too wordy!
You need the adjectival form of technology, namely 'technological'. 'The pace of technological development'.
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3 years ago
I was wondering which form is the correct one, "technology development" or "the development of technology".
For example:
In the second example I try to emphasize the speed of development more.