Didn't look at the article but ya if you want to leverage SEDs then LUKS is the way to go.
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Yup, the article is a guide for using SEDs with LUKS now that cryptsetup has support to make it easy.
I personally use LUKS + clevis with a TPM on my Thinkpad.