This document provides an overview of storage prefixing on z/Architecture systems. It begins with a review of terminology like absolute, real, virtual and logical addresses. It then discusses how prefixing provides a solution to the problem of multiple CPUs needing to store low-order memory contents in different locations. Prefixing uses a one-to-one mapping between absolute storage and real storage, allowing each CPU to have its own private low-order memory space. The prefixing process replaces parts of a real address with the prefix register value to calculate the corresponding absolute address.