The table data below shows the top ten Internet users by country in 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates a ranking of the top ten

Internet

users

by country in 2016, detailing the absolute figures and the percentage of each nation's population with

Internet

access. In a broad overview, China leads in sheer numbers,

whereas

the

UK

and Japan excel in penetration rate.

This

discrepancy underscores a varied digital divide between populous nations and those with higher connectivity ratios. Delving into specifics, China's

Internet

user base towers over others, with over 721

million

people online, which constitutes slightly more than half of its populace. India follows, with a significant online community of 462

million

, but

this

represents just over a third of its citizens, suggesting a substantial portion of the population remains offline. In stark contrast, the U.S. boasts an impressive 88.5% of its residents

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Internet

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around 287

million

users

. Meanwhile, Brazil, Japan, and Russia each report over 100

million

Internet

users

, ranking fourth to sixth respectively, yet Japan distinguishes itself with a staggering 91.1% connectivity rate. The lower segment of the list features Germany, the

UK

, and Mexico, with the

UK

achieving the highest usage rate of 92.6%. Despite having fewer total

users

, the

UK

's proportion of

Internet

-savvy individuals surpasses even the United States, demonstrating a more uniformly connected society.