1. 最新技術をもってすればその開発 **も** 難しくないだろう。
  2. 最新技術をもってすればその開発 **が** 難しくないだろう。

Since 2) is a complete sentence and doesn't need any more context to
perfectly/accurately understand it(i think). Can 1) also be considered a
complete sentence which doesn't need any more context to
perfectly/precisely/accurately understand it?

If **YES** , What nuance does も add instead of が?
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What nuance does も add instead of が?
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Both can be considered a complete sentence.

(1) implies that development is already in progress, and having the new tech
will probably make the originally difficult development no longer difficult.
(2) only says that development will probably not be difficult with the new
tech, with no indication that the development has started yet.
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