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It is a direct mount rear mech/link. This old pinkbike article covers the original thoughts behind the mountainbike version- https://www.pinkbike.com/news/Shimano-Officially-Introduces-Direct-Mount...
Although it's something that still exists, it's never really gained much popularity on mountainbikes, most likely because it limits choice to Shimano.
@Boss Hogg, you can use a thru-axle in standard dropouts, so it could easily be a SuperSix.
Ah - Many thanks for the answer!
That's not a SuperSix Evo frame. It obviously has a rear thru axle, so it is probably the new Synapse.
My bad, I meant SystemSix not SuperSix - updated the OP to correct the name
Agreed, look like it could enable the use of a bigger cassette as well as a being a bit of bling/colour.
Looks like a direct mount hanger.