The Numpy community provides 32bit binaries installer here
but no 64bit binaries installer.
If they were no binaries installer at all, it would be coherent, and I would understand it as a deliberate choice meaning "You should compile and build it yourself." But this is not true, as 32bit binaries installers are provided.
Is there a technical reason why 64bit binaries installers for Numpy are not officially available?
PS: I know http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ but here is only Numpy-MKL, and I'm not sure if this works on every machine because of Intel MKL.
According to WinPython creator :
The only ready-to-use installers available out there are the ones you have mentioned ,they use Intel Fortran compiler and these are clearly unofficial binaries.
refer to discussion regarding this matter .
Edit: If you are concerned about performance of the MKL version , both testing and real world experience show that Intel compilers and MKL usually provide the best performance even on AMD systems.