Hybrid manufacturing of access transistors for memory, presented herein, explores how IC components fabricated by different manufacturers may be combined in an IC device to achieve advantages in terms of, e.g., performance, density, number of active memory layers, fabrication approaches, and so on. In one aspect, an IC device may include a support, a first circuit over a first portion of the support, a second circuit over a second portion of the support, a scribe line between the first circuit and the second circuit, and one or more electrical traces extending over the scribe line. In another aspect, an IC device may include a support, a memory array, comprising a first circuit over a first portion of the support and one or more layers of capacitors over the first circuit, and a second circuit over a second portion of the support.