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http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/housing/hvs/historic/histtab2.html data at the bottom is lovely..

the 64 bits in '64-bit computing' have little to do with bus sizes external to processor (other than the width of the address buses) and instead mostly the internal registers of the cpu. internal buses aren't particularly limited since wires can be on the same order size as transistors...

chip interconnects have been a limiting factor for processors for a while now, so sure the technology could be useful. there's a lot of questions, though: -how easy is it to manufacture? -whats the yield? -what is the cost? etc if this were a big deal, it'd probably already be bought by one...