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The powermeter?
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Most pro teams have a set of separate ultegra di2 long cage rds for when the riders want larger than a 28 so the demand is definitely there. Maybe not so much of a need for your average crit racer mind you.
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I just can't see it being much use for top level racers this is intended for.
It's not uncommon, even the pro have a big range in the Giro
Sky have a standard 11-28 because it work for all scenario, no need to constantly swap cassette round for certain stages.
11-30 sound like it'll keep a similar jump between each cassette while having a decent lower gear for some of the climb.
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Those same pros were using MTB rear deraillers to give them low enough gears to race up Zoncolan and similar in the Giro.
Disc brakes I'm still not sure about. I currently hate them but that's for other reasons.
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Disc brakes, and their associated fancy new levers, and massive rear cassettes.
Don't get me wrong, it's all interesting stuff, I just can't see it being much use for top level racers this is intended for.