DataWorld Solutions, Inc. Announces Bridge Financing
Hauppauge, NY - October 8, 2003

DataWorld Solutions, Inc. (PinkSheets: DWLD) today announced that it has successfully completed the first step in its strategic re-structuring by arranging bridge financing sufficient to fund the preparation and filing of its regulatory documents. Once DataWorld becomes current with its filings, the Company intends to re-apply for listing on the OTC Bulletin Board.

DataWorld is receiving the funding from Augustine Capital Management, a diversified merchant bank based in Chicago. The Company has engaged the services of BP Audit Group CPAs, an SEC qualified public accounting firm based in Farmingdale, NY to prepare the documents for its filings.

Daniel McPhee, CEO of DataWorld commented, "We are pleased to be moving ahead with the ambitious restructuring plan we announced last month and to have the demonstrated financial commitment of Augustine Capital. DataWorld is executing a plan designed to strengthen our capital base, increase shareholder value, provide liquidity, and enable the Company to assume its place as an industry leader. This is a strong first step toward achieving our objectives."

About DataWorld Solutions

DataWorld Solutions, Inc. is a multi-regional manufacturer of electronic cable assemblies used in providing connectivity solutions, which includes systems integration, for customers operating a wide range of data systems. This includes linking or connecting standard or proprietary electronic devices and peripheral components from different vendors to provide solutions for various customer requirements. DataWorld adds value by providing connectivity solutions, which may include distributed sales for passive components such as electronic connectors, electronic wire and cable, cabinets and racks and patch panels, and active components, including hubs, bridges,

Except for historical matter, the matters in this press release are forward-looking statements and are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The forward-looking statements reflect assumptions, and involve risks and uncertainties, which might affect DataWorld's business and prospects and cause actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements, which are detailed in DataWorld's public filings with the SEC.