My view?
The author may be right, PHP may be a worse choice over Go when you're aiming to create a massive "serverless" structure. Then again, it doesn't consider any of the potential future directions PHP may take over the coming 5 years.
In addition to that, some of the largest sites run on PHP (Facebook, Wikipedia, ...), and I don't know why they should quit any time soon.
Lastly, even if Go overtakes PHP on serverless, it's not clear whether PHP was even a great target for serverless architectures to begin with. In my personal experience, PHP shines for small to middle-size applications, and companies like Facebook prove that it's suitable for gargantuan applications too.
TL;DR: bad article