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sib: see clan clan, social group based on actual or alleged unilineal descent from a common ancestor. Such groups have been known in all parts of the world and include some that claim the parentage or special protection of an animal, plant, or other object (see totem ).
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Algorithmic Research (ARX), a provider of electronic signatures and data security solutions, has provided an EMV CAP authentication solution, based on PrivateServer HSM, to validate transactions for SIBS (Sociedade Interbancaria de Servicos), Portugal's Multibanco network administration organization.
This momentum to electronic payments is the result of SIBS expertise in payment system automation services, supported by more than 50% of the country's banks.
We broadened our Company's technology base and potential future revenue base by acquiring the worldwide license from SIBS, which offers us the opportunity to develop a safe and effective T-cell vaccine for rheumatoid arthritis.
 
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