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She Made Hard-Drive Wiping a $2 Million-a-Year Business
Data Killers started as a small business smashing computer hard drives into little bits with a hammer on the floor of Elizabeth Wilmot's garage.
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She Made Hard-Drive Wiping a $2 Million-a-Year Business
One day in May 2004, Elizabeth Wilmot tried to throw away an old computer and looked around for someone who could properly wipe sensitive data from the hard drive and recycle it. She couldn't find anyone online who would do that at a residential level, and a business idea germinated.
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She Made Hard-Drive Wiping a $2 Million-a-Year Business
Data Killers started as a small business smashing computer hard drives into little bits with a hammer on the floor of Elizabeth Wilmot's garage.
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She Made Hard-Drive Wiping a $2 Million-a-Year Business
One day in May 2004, Elizabeth Wilmot tried to throw away an old computer and looked around for someone who could properly wipe sensitive data from the hard drive and recycle it. She couldn't find anyone online who would do that at a residential level, and a business idea germinated.
