'new wave of technology' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to the newest advances in technology or to describe the phenomenon of rapid technological progress. For example: "The world is experiencing a new wave of technology that is transforming businesses and everyday life."
A new wave of technology will put the world at people's fingertips.
He clearly sizzles about the movie's depicting lifer scouts and coaches as hopelessly behind the new wave of technology.
Investment banks are preparing road shows to push a new wave of technology stocks after Labor Day.
Lackner's box is part of a new wave of technology aimed at turbocharging efforts to head off climate change.
The app phenomenon has accentuated the trend and helped unleash what some call a new wave of technology innovation — and what others call a bubble.
Silicon Valley's economy, notorious for its booms and busts as it rode each new wave of technology, is on the upswing again.
They're just two examples of the new wave of technology-based innovations (see "Transformative technologies") that are beginning to change health care as we know it.
The film warns that as liberal and conservative opinion coalesces around the need to have less people in jail and prison, what's likely to follow is a new wave of technology-aided supervision, like GPS-based monitoring of criminals.
A new wave of technologies is upping the ante on convenience and efficiency in the kitchen.
Today, a new wave of technologies — collaborative or social technologies, most of which appeared only within the last decade — is entering the workplace.
Failing that, latecomers can expect only crumbs from the table before the party comes to an end and a new wave of technologies begins, once again, to wash everything aside.
