64×

64× is a mathematical notation in which the symbol × denotes multiplication. When attached to the number 64, it is read as "sixty-four times" and indicates that a quantity is scaled by a factor of 64 relative to a reference value. The form appears in equations, descriptions, and data representations to express large multipliers or growth factors.

In mathematics and related disciplines, 64× appears in expressions describing scaling transformations, relative changes, or amplified quantities. It can be used to compare sizes, amounts, or measurements by a factor of 64, such as stating that one quantity is 64× another.

In technology, science, and media, 64× is often used in product specifications, marketing, and descriptive text to convey magnification, scaling, or performance uplift. For example, it may appear in contexts that discuss zoom levels, image or signal amplification, or display scaling, though the exact meaning depends on accompanying context.

Typography and usage notes: The symbol × is the multiplication sign, distinct from the letter x. In formal writing, 64× is preferred when precise multiplication or scaling is intended. In informal or digital contexts, 64x may appear, but the standard mathematical notation uses ×. The precise interpretation of 64× is determined by context, since it represents a relative factor rather than a fixed value outside of a specific comparison or equation.