Therefore, even if the allegedly infringing products are sold nationwide, where at least some of the research and development activities relating to those products occurred in the proposed transferee district, the "location of operative events" factor will weigh in favor of transfer. Intellectual Ventures I LLC v. Altera Corp., 842 F. Supp. 2d 744, 755 (D. Del. 2012); see also MoneyCat Ltd. v. PayPal Inc., No. 13-1358, 2014 WL 2042699, at *5 (D. Del. May 15, 2014) (even where users of the alleged infringing services exist across the U.S., where the defendant alleges, without challenge, that most of the decisions "regarding overall design, marketing, and development" of the services occurred in the proposed venue, this factors weighs in favor of transfer); Wacoh Co., 845 F. Supp. 2d at 602 (observing that infringement actions can be said to arise "where the allegedly infringing products were designed and manufactured" because even though acts of infringement were committed throughout the country, product development occurred in proposed transferee district). Cloudflare argues, without dispute, that its accused methods arose from activities in California. Cloudflare's services were designed and developed in San Francisco, Cloudflare employees who are responsible for implementing the accused functionality work in San Francisco, and Cloudflare uses the accused functionality from its regular and established place of business in San Francisco. (Me